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What are the effects of using jerome as the central point of view for the narrative? select true or false for each statement. this point of view allows the reader to see a complex character's thoughts and feelings as the character develops. this point of view allows the reader to see complex characters develop from the perspective of an impartial, flat narrator. this point of view focuses the narrative on the most interesting events, which affect jerome more than other characters whose perspectives are not presented. this point of view focuses the narrative on a central lesson a character learns, rather than exploring other characters' thoughts and feelings.

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