Question

narration and point of view in lizzie bright and the buckminster boy, part 2 instruction active identifying point of view road each passage, and use the drop - down menus to identify the point of view of the narrator hunger cropt up on me like a stalking wolf. i had never been stalked by hunger before d through his empty pockets looking for coins and came up short. he wondered what to first - person point of view third - person limited third - person omniscient about him. little does she know that falstaffs father secretly shares his wifes concern that his parents do not care about or understand him.

Explanation:

The use of "me" and "I" in "Hunger crept up on me like a stalking wolf. I had never been stalked by hunger before" indicates that the narrator is speaking from their own perspective. In first - person point of view, the narrator is a character in the story and uses first - person pronouns.

Answer:

first - person point of view