What is the authors point of view about sharing his background in the story unusual normality

im sorry i didnt understand the queston but is this what you want ?

Explanation:

1. Omen (noun) : a sign of what will happen in the future

2. Rehabilitation (noun) : a process of becoming healthy and active after a bad experience

3. Pressing (adjective) : most important or urgent

4. permission to temporarily stay in a foreign country

5. Interject (verb) : to interrupt someone suddenly

6. A counterpart is a person or thing that closely resembles another person or thing, for example two people of the same age.

7. Connotation (noun) : a feeling beyond its meaning

8. Sophistication (noun) : the feeling of being advanced or more refined

9. seriousness

10. Stereotype (noun) : a belief that all members of a group share common traits

11. Sufficient (adjective) : a good amount of good enough

12. Glorify (verb) : to make something important or to praise it as good

13. Tremendous (adjective) : very great in size or amount

14. Terrain (noun) : an area of land and its physical features (size, layout, etc.)

15. Paces (noun) : steps

16. a term that means behaving aggressively or acting overly proud to be a man

17. Deliberate (adjective) : done with intention or on purpose

18. Belittle (verb) : to talk down or make fun of someone

19. A watered-down version of something is a weak or simple version.

20. A guerrilla tactic is a war or fighting strategy.

21. Naive innocence is an expression that means lack of life experience in or understanding about the bad things of the world.

The authors point of view on sharing his full identity is that if he does they would'nt allow him to be a normal kid anymore and treat him differently. The text says "I wanted to explain certain things, but I felt that if they knew about my background, they would no longer allow me to be a child. They would see me as an adult, and I was worried that they would fear me." and "My silence allowed me to experience things, to participate in my childhood, to do things I hadn't been able to do as a child." that shows how the auther is afraid that if he tells them he would be able to live the childhood he wasnt able to because of the war.

Explanation:

expository writing is one of the most common types of writing.

answer: d.she abandons people when they least expect it.

in the monk's tale, we encounter seventeen stories that relate historical events. all of these stories have tragic commonalities. they tell the stories of heroes who, despite their success in life, all met sad ends. the monk blames these sad outcomes on fortune. one of fortune's traits is that she abandons people when they least expect it. this is one of the most common themes of medieval tragedies.