What effect does limiting the point of view to the narrator have on the story? A.
It gives the audience a sense of how concerned the narrator's father is of the insects.
B.
It gives the audience a sense of how a child thinks and how his or her imagination works.
C.
It gives the audience a sense of how proud the father feels as he watches his daughter.
D.
It gives the audience a sense of how terrified the fireflies are of the narrator.