Analyze In this excerpt, Sinclair uses a third-person point of view, with a narrator
outside the action to tell the story, focusing mainly on the thoughts, actions, and
observations of Jurgis, the main character. How does choosing this point of view
help Sinclair achieve his purpose?

The third-person point of view used by Sinclair is intended to achieve his resolution, by focusing on what Jurgis understands and feels. The narrator concentrates on the main character Jurgis, his emotions and his thoughts, and the readers also get an perception on other minor characters’ thought processes.

Explanation:

it helps because the audience will understad but they wont get 1st peron so the audience wont understand the way the 1st peron feels