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Katherine and Kevin
Katherine and Kevin
The narrators point of view influence how the 
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Dawon and Tripp
Dawon and Tripp
Juniors point of view makes the events seem happier than they actually are.
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Keaton and Noah
Keaton and Noah
If the story was not told by Junior then it would be different because no one thinks the same way.
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McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
The narrator's (Junior) point of view makes the story more positive.
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Shreya
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Shreya
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Gautam and J
Gautam and J
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layla
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McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
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Tyler, and Sanaya
Tyler, and Sanaya
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Cam And Avelina
Cam And Avelina
First person because..

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Josiah and Serena
Josiah and Serena
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Camryn and Ajaya
Camryn and Ajaya
Juniors POV influences the story 
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Cole and Aubrey
Cole and Aubrey
Only junior knows his e
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Nehemiah and Ali
Nehemiah and Ali
When Junior was trapped under the house, and things were looking bad, he still looked to the positive side by imagin something that
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Emma And Hannah
Emma And Hannah
No one can feel what you feel. For example, Junior could not tell us what his parents felt because he was not in their shoes. It all depends on perspective.
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Shreya, Alyssa
Shreya, Alyssa
The narrator tells the reader how he was feeling and what he was thinking at the time. Only he could be the narrator because only he knows what he was thinking and feeling at the time 
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Gautam and Jimit
Gautam and Jimit
Junior tells about his life under his hose in Haiti. If someone else were to narrate this story, they wouldn't be able to tell about juniors life experience in the earthquake. Juniors point of view makes the story ninteresting and  
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Connor, Drew
Connor, Drew
Only Junior knows his experience. So only he knows what happened to him and what he thought about under his house for those eight days.
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Layla and Shamell
Layla and Shamell
think positive through the hard times
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Tyler, and Sanaya
Tyler, and Sanaya
 The story was told in first person. So Junior was telling the story about what happened and what he went through.  Not what anyone else went through.
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Cam And Avelina
Cam And Avelina
First person because..
he said I, Me, My, 
"I was brave"
"In my mind
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Josiah and Serena
Josiah and Serena
We think that the narrator's point of view influences how events are described in Eight Days: a story of Haiti because no one else experienced exactly what Junior experienced.
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Camryn and Ajaya
Camryn and Ajaya
Juniors POV influences the story by telling us what he went through during the Earthquake in Haiti through his imagination.
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Cole and Aubrey
Cole and Aubrey
Only junior knows his experience because he thought of the stuff and no one was with him.
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The narrators point of view influence how the events are told in the book. By making readers feel happy when this happens

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Juniors point of view makes the events seem happier than they actually are.

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If the story was not told by Junior then it would be different because no one thinks the same way.

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The narrator's (Junior) point of view makes the story more positive.

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Shreya
Shreya
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Gautam and J
Gautam and J
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layla
layla 
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McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
McKinley, Eva and Tejjas
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Tyler, and Sanaya
Tyler, and Sanaya
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Cam And Avelina
Cam And Avelina
First person because..

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Josiah and Serena
Josiah and Serena
We think that
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Camryn and Ajaya
Camryn and Ajaya
Juniors POV influences the story 
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Cole and Aubrey
Cole and Aubrey
Only junior knows his e

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When Junior was trapped under the house, and things were looking bad, he still looked to the positive side by imaginating something that is  good and changing the subject.

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No one can feel what you feel. For example, Junior could not tell us what his parents felt because he was not in their shoes. It all depends on perspective.

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The narrator tells the reader how he was feeling and what he was thinking at the time. Only he could be the narrator because only he knows what he was thinking and feeling at the time

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Junior tells about his life under his hose in Haiti. If someone else were to narrate this story, they wouldn't be able to tell about juniors life experience in the earthquake. Juniors point of view makes the story interesting and emotional. Juniors point of view tells about how he overcame the reality and had vivid dreams.

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Only Junior knows his experience. So only he knows what happened to him and what he thought about under his house for those eight days.

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think positive through the hard times

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The story was told in first person. So Junior was telling the story about what happened and what he went through. Not what anyone else went through.

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First person because..
he said I, Me, My,

"I was brave"
"In my mind"
"Me and my sister"

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We think that the narrator's point of view influences how events are described in Eight Days: a story of Haiti because no one else experienced exactly what Junior experienced.

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Juniors POV influences the story by telling us what he went through during the Earthquake in Haiti through his imagination.

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Only junior knows his experience because he thought of the stuff and no one was with him.