English, 06.11.2020 16:40 marco34perez

In your 3-4 sentence response, you must include the following: Identify the literary point of view being used in this episode of "Welcome to Nightvale".
What is the tone of the text? Is the tone impacted by the point of view that the writer chose to use?
Describe the characteristics of the speaker in this text. Consider their actions and what those actions reveal. Let's read an excerpt from an episode of the "Welcome to Nightvale" podcast. The text is attached below. Once you have read the text, answer the prompt below.

In your 3-4 sentence response, you must include the following:
Identify the literary point of view being used in this episode of "Welcome to Nightvale".
What is the tone of the text? Is the tone impacted by the point of view that the writer chose to use?
Describe the characteristics of the speaker in this text. Consider their actions and what those actions reveal.

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