If the story "two kinds" had been told through suyuan's point of view, what type of narration would be appropriate?
first-person or third-person limited
first-person or third-person omniscient
second-person
third-person omniscient

The correct answer is A. First-person or third-person limited

Explanation:

"Two Kinds" is a short story written by the American writer Amy Tan that  tells the story of Jing-Mai Woo a girl who has a conflict with her mother called Suyuan who believes Jing-Mai is a prodigy and forces her to take music lessons to become a prodigy due to this Jing-Mai struggles between pleasing her mother or following her own desires. This story is told by Jing-Mai, but if it was told by Suyuan who is also the main character it would include a first-person narrator, it means Suyuan telling the events of the story from her perspective and by using the pronoun "I" or from a third-person limited, which means Suyuan describes the events in which her daughter is involved from an outsider point of view using pronouns such as "he" or "she", but with a limited perspective because she cannot really know the feeling and thoughts of other characters involved in the story. Thus, if the story had been told by Suyuan it can include a first-person narrator, because Suyuan is involved in the main events and can tell the events from her own perspective or a third-person limited because Suyuan can also report the main events (third-person), but still does not have access to Jing-Mai or other characters feelings and thoughts (limited narrator).

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