Ponyboy In A Boy Called The Greasers

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The point of view of this story is Ponyboy. Ponyboy is fourteen year old boy that is in a gang called the greasers. This impact the story in many ways. Ponyboy is the main character so he could do one thing and change the whole story. One way it shows ponyboy’s feelings and the interaction between other people. The point of the story would have change if it was a different character in the story. This shows if the narrator was Johnny you would have see his life more of him ,much less Ponyboy. The people he hang around and scenarios that happen throughout the story. This shows the whole story line was going to be not original because it is a different main character. This change what the the readers visualize and hear.

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