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How does the use of a child's perspective deepen empathy in the story?

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Correct answer: It presents fear and confusion in an innocent way

The governing concept is point of view. Because the events are understood largely through Kezia's childlike perception, the reader shares her incomplete knowledge, fear and confusion instead of receiving an adult explanation of the father immediately. Her innocent interpretation makes the emotional distance believable and invites the reader to feel concern for her. Later, when his protective action becomes clear, the reader can recognise how limited her earlier judgement was. Option A is correct. The child perspective does not remove the father, turn the narrative into comedy or restrict it to physical beauty; those choices misrepresent its narrative purpose.

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The Little GirlChild PerspectiveNarrative EmpathyEmpathyEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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