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    The document summarizes an English presentation about point of view. It defines point of view as the perspective or angle from which a story is told, identifying first person and third person as the two main types. It then summarizes the folktale "The Tale of Two Pebbles," which is told from a third person perspective about a farmer's daughter who outsmarts a moneylender. Finally, it addresses questions about the point of view of the story and how the story might differ if told from another character's perspective.

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    Talong Ni Josuha

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    The document summarizes an English presentation about point of view. It defines point of view as the perspective or angle from which a story is told, identifying first person and third person as the two main types. It then summarizes the folktale "The Tale of Two Pebbles," which is told from a third person perspective about a farmer's daughter who outsmarts a moneylender. Finally, it addresses questions about the point of view of the story and how the story might differ if told from another character's perspective.

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    The document summarizes an English presentation about point of view. It defines point of view as the perspective or angle from which a story is told, identifying first person and third person as the two main types. It then summarizes the folktale "The Tale of Two Pebbles," which is told from a third person perspective about a farmer's daughter who outsmarts a moneylender. Finally, it addresses questions about the point of view of the story and how the story might differ if told from another character's perspective.

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    Talong Ni Josuha

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    The document summarizes an English presentation about point of view. It defines point of view as the perspective or angle from which a story is told, identifying first person and third person as the two main types. It then summarizes the folktale "The Tale of Two Pebbles," which is told from a third person perspective about a farmer's daughter who outsmarts a moneylender. Finally, it addresses questions about the point of view of the story and how the story might differ if told from another character's perspective.

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    English Presentation

    BY GROUP-2
    OBJECTIVES:
    Define what is “Point of View”

    Read the story “THE TALE OF TWO OF PEBBLES “


    by Stephen

    Answer the given questions

    Subject Teacher: Members:


    JENNYDEL DOMINGO FRONDOZO | SPIDER-MAN| BACAY|SUPERMAN|BATMAN
    CONTENTS

    01 02 03
    Point of View Read the story Answer the questions
    What is Point of View? “THE TALE OF TWO PEBBLES”
    by STEPHEN
    POV
    (Point of View)
    What is Points of view?
    Point of View. This is the Types of Point View:
    angle of narration or the a. First Person. The narrator is a
    perspective from which the character in the story who can reveal
    story is told. It can be only
    classified as first person and personal thoughts and feelings. It
    uses the personal pronoun I.
    third person.
    b. Third person. This is when the
    narrator is removed from the story
    and tells
    it from an outside perspective. To do
    this, the narrator uses personal
    pronouns like
    "he," "she," and "they" to refer to the
    characters in the story.
    “THE TALE OF TWO PEBBLES”
    by STEPHEN

    The story is about a farmer in a small If she picked the black one, she would
    Indian village who owed a large sum have to marry him, and if she picked
    of money to a moneylender. The the white one, she would not have to
    moneylender fancied the farmer's marry him, and the debt would be
    beautiful daughter and proposed that forgiven. The girl, realizing that the
    he would forgive the farmer's debt if moneylender had cheated and put
    he could marry his daughter. The two black pebbles in the bag, came
    farmer and his daughter were up with a clever solution. She
    horrified by the proposal, so the pretended to accidentally drop both
    moneylender suggested they play a pebbles on the ground, and since
    game of chance to decide her fate. both pebbles looked the same, the
    The moneylender put two pebbles in moneylender could not determine
    a bag, one black and one white, and which one was black. The girl cleverly
    told the girl to pick one. avoided the marriage and saved her
    father from debt.
    01
    Who tells the story? Do you think this
    is the person who tell the story?
    Who tells the story? Do you think this is the
    person who tell the story?
    It is typically told in the third person point of view. This means that the narrator is not a
    character in the story and uses pronouns such as "he," "she," or "they" to refer to the
    characters. Yes and we have some several reasons

    ➢ Objectivity: The third-person point of view allows the author or narrator to present the
    story in a more objective and impartial manner.

    ➢ Understanding: different characters: In this story, there are multiple characters with
    different motivations and actions.

    ➢ Flexibility: The third-person point of view is a flexible narrative mode that can easily
    switch between different characters and their perspectives
    02
    Whose the point of view is the story
    told by?
    Whose the point of view is the story
    told by?

    it is told from a third-person omniscient point of view, where


    the narrator is not a character in the story and is able to
    know the thoughts and feelings of all the characters. is told
    from a third-person omniscient point of view, where the
    narrator is not a character in the story and is able to know
    the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.
    03
    What other point of view could this
    story to be told with?
    What other point of view could this story to be told
    with?
    The story of "The Tale of Two Pebbles" could be told from different
    points of view, which would alter the way the story is perceived.
    For example, the story could be told from the first-person point of view,
    where the narrator is one of the characters in the story. This would give
    the reader a more personal and subjective account of the events in the
    story, but it would limit the reader's understanding of other characters'
    thoughts and feelings.
    04
    How would the story be different if i
    told through another character eyes?
    How would the story be different if i told through another
    character eyes?

    it would change the way the story is perceived and understood.


    For example: If the story was told from the moneylender's point of
    view, the reader may gain a better understanding of the
    moneylender's motivations and why he made the choices he did. The
    reader may sympathize with the moneylender and perceive the
    farmer and his daughter as the antagonists of the story. This would
    create a different interpretation of the events and change the reader's
    emotional response to the story.
    05
    how well did the author do in selecting
    point of view?
    How well did the author do in selecting point of
    view?

    he author's choice of using third-person limited point of view in


    "The Tale of Two Pebbles" was effective in conveying the story's
    plot and themes. By using third-person limited, the author was
    able to provide an objective view of the events while still allowing
    the reader to connect with the emotions and thoughts of the main
    character, the farmer's daughter.
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING

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