Panic
sid was nowhere to be seen.
"he was just here a minute ago," naomi spoke just above a whisper. she had looked all over the house for sid in a state of panic. it was naomi's first day as a baby sitter, and she really needed that job. more importantly, sid was just a little boy.
"i thought he was too little to run away," naomi talked to herself, as she often did while feeling stressed. "where could he possibly be? " she tried to remember where she had seen sid last. "was it the living room or the drive way? " she remembered sid's sad face as he watched his mother leave for work. he was hanging on to door of the coat hanger closet in the living room.
in a matter of moments, naomi ran to the living room and opened the closet. there she found sid curled up and fast asleep with his mother's scarf in his hands.
"poor baby," naomi said, planting a kiss on sid's forehead. feeling relieved, she lifted him and put him in the crib. for now, naomi's job and the bicycle she wanted to buy were both secure.
how would the story be different if it were told from sid's point of view?
a. it would describe the thoughts and feelings of each character in the story.
b. it would address the reader directly while narrating the events in the story.
c. it would show more about sid's feelings when his mom leaves for work.
d. it would include the details of naomi's previous experience as a babysitter.