Hoodwinked: to deceive; to trick or hide the truth.
POV (Point of View)
When writing, we can use four different points of view to tell the story:
As you watch the film, note details that change the original story. How does each narrator change the story?
POV (Point of View)
When writing, we can use four different points of view to tell the story:
1. 1st person POV (I, me); The narrator is also a character in the story (usually the protagonist)Multiple Perspective: When narration switches between more than one character's POV.
2. 2nd person POV (you); The narrator is omniscient, but the reader is part of the narrative
3. 3rd person - limited (he, she, it, etc.) told from the perspective of a main character or protagonist
4. 3rd person - Omniscient (he, she, it, etc.) told from an all-knowing, all-seeing narrator (usually not involved in the action of the story).
As you watch the film, note details that change the original story. How does each narrator change the story?
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