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English, 23.09.2019 20:30 Stevencriollo6330

Writing prompt: william bradford wrote the story using third person point of view. how would the excerpt be different if the young man were narrating? rewrite the beginning of the story from the young manâs perspective. be sure to use complete sentences, and to cover all of the details discussed in the short story above.

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