English, 26.06.2019 03:30 QueenNerdy889

How does the narrator's changed point of view affect the outcome of this story? because he now identifies with the cabuliwallah as a father, the narrator is willing to sacrifice some of his daughter's wedding luxuries to ensure a reunion between the fruit seller and his only child. because he now understands why the cabuliwallah formed a friendship with his daughter, the narrator is happy to include the fruit seller in the wedding celebration. because the cabuliwallah

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