In literary analysis, the is determined by the narrator’s point of view.
a. theme
b. character
c. plot
d. foreshadowing

The correct answer is C.

In literary analysis, the plot is determined by the narrator’s point of view.

Depending on who narrates the story and his or her point of view, the plot changes completely.

For example. if you change the narrator of a story from a hero to his villain, everything in the plot would be different.

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