How does the use of second-person point of view affect your understanding of the relationships between the characters in the story "once in a lifetime"? what limitations does it set?

In "Once in a Lifetime" the use of the second-person in the narration gives the reader Hema's point of view. It helps the reader to understand the relationship between Hema and Kaushik, their childhood and the life their parents have. It also immerses the readers in the Indian culture. As regards limitations it can be said that the reader can only see the story from Hema's point of view. So, she is responsible for what the reader knows or ignores in the story.

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