English, 22.10.2020 21:01 davelopez979

How is the author effective in offering different characters' points of view without shifting narrators? A.
Nsue remembering Old Gao’s stories.

B.
Nsue racing to get the honey before he is stung.

C.
The exchange of dialogue between Nsue and his father.

D.
The internal doubt Nsue has, because Nandi’s offering is ready.

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