"you got a girl?" he [rickey] demanded. it was a heck of a question. i had two reactions: why should he be concerned about my relationship with a girl; and, second, while i thought, hoped, and prayed i had a girl, the way things had been going, i was afraid she might have begun to consider me a hopeless case. i explained this to mr. rickey and clyde. what should writers imitate from this excerpt if they want to establish a point of view for a personal narrative? describing private thoughts and feelings about a situation providing dialogue that shows what other people are like giving details that show the story through others’ eyes writing about a topic that is interesting and easily understood Get the answer
Category: literature | Author: Ehud Raghnall