Hurry which explains how the use of third-person limited point of view in the glass of milk contributes to its tone? a. the point of view shows the reader that all of the characters wish to the boy, which creates a comforting tone. b. the story is told by the main character; this allows the reader to deeply connect with his feelings, giving the story a pitying tone. c. the story allows access to the main character's internal struggle between hunger and pride, which creates a sympathetic tone. d. since the story is told from multiple perspectives, the tone varies according to which character's thoughts and feelings the reader witnesses.

The answer would be C. The story allows access to the main character's internal struggle between hunger and pride, which creates a sympathetic tone.

Explanation:

This would be because we are using the Third-Person Person Limited Point Of View. And, We are using the story "A Glass Of Milk." It would be "C" because it does allow the access to the main character's internal struggle with the characteristics for Hunger and Pride which the whole story creates a sympathetic tone for the story.

Also, the answer is C for K12 People. I don't know if that's the answer for the rest of other schools.

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