English, 20.09.2020 03:01 PrincessKnay4982

Please help ASAP i will give brainliest for the best answer!!! Create a comic featuring the 5 different types of narration or point of view: ⦁ First-person ⦁ Second-person ⦁ Third-person Omniscient ⦁ Third-person Limited ⦁ Third-person Objective you have to use them all in this story/comic and it has to be at least 2 through 5 paragraphs or longer

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Answer from: maddi4753

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Hey! I'm going to try to help you with this the best I can! Make a comic about... i dunno (whatever you want) but in this case i'll use aliens. SO start off by drawing what the world likes like to an alien. Don't draw the alien though. Just the way their eyes see things. Like a tree or planet or whatever you want them to see.

For second person, draw a human with an alien and explain the story this way: >>You walk towards the alien and extend your hand. The alien grabs it and shakes your hand firmly. Trying not to flinch and disrespect the alien, you keep holding their hand. It's slimy and you can't wait to let go of it.<<

Third person Omniscient: (name of character... in this case Ryan) After the alien lets go of Ryan's hand, Ryan quickly wipes his hand on his blue jeans. He feels disgusted but at the same time angry at himself for not loving his family. (bit of background here: Ryan was born to two aliens. he was supposed to be alien but he came out human and no one knows why. He doesn't feel comfortable with aliens and feels as if he doesn't belong. HINT: You should probably put his background story at the beginning.) Ryan runs away to the nearest slime sink and soaks his hands in it. Ever since he was young. he's been doing this exact routine and no one knows why.

3rd person limited: Now you can switch to the aliens point of view: "While holding her son's hand, Rua notices he flinches and wants to let go. She lets go of his hand and he rushes off. She knows its to find the nearest slime sink. Doubt and sadness cross Rua's heart. She doesn't know what she's done to make her son hate her and her family that way...

3rd person objective: (we will use the shop keeper since 3rd person objective is the facts of the story told by an observer. Let's name the shopkeeper Mr. Shu.)

"I noticed Ryan's uncomfortable expression while holding on to his mother's hand but I pretended not to. I grabbed a bag of slime balls, (which are bouncy, slimy, suggary sweet balls that melt in your mouth) and passed to to Rua. I noticed Ryan not there anymore. "Slime Sink?," I asked and nodded solemnly. "Yes," she sighed. Poor Rua. Having a son who didn't even love her or look like her." DONE!

Boom! Perfect! Now just draw what you just read!

I wish I could help more and hopefully you get the idea! I'm sorry!

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Answer from: Quest

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