World Languages, 28.08.2019 08:00 gvizabal

How does the point of view to develop the novel's theme? a]the reader has no idea who is telling the story, so there is no theme. b] it allows the reader to experience the characters' increasing happiness. c] the point of view doesn't affect the theme, because only colin's thoughts and actions develop theme. d] the point of view does not have any relationship to theme.

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