The first chapter of the novel is told from:
1. Joe Leaphorn's point of view.
2. George Bowle...
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The first chapter of the novel is told from:
1. Joe Leaphorn's point of view.
2. George Bowlegs' point of view.
3. Ernesto Cata's point of view.
4. Cecil Bowlegs' point of view.
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