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By: Allyson Saelee, Julia Kellner, Sarah Johnson, Stephanie Cienfuegos

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By: Allyson Saelee, Julia Kellner, Sarah Johnson, Stephanie Cienfuegos

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Yoni knows that he has no intention of taking Sergei's goldfish. All he wants to do is get his answer to his question. This influences our understanding of the narrative because we know that Sergei is overreacting because Yoni has no purposely bad intentions.

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Something Sergei knew that Yoni didn't was that the goldfish that Yoni was immensely immersed with was an actual magic wishing fish. This caused a misunderstanding between the two characters creating a physical conflict between the characters. This influenced our understanding of the narrative because we understood why the conflict happened creating a bigger and interesting story plot.

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Andrew King, Jacob Tanori, Martha Manzo, Jolyne Her

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Andrew King, Jacob Tanori, Martha Manzo, Jolyne Her

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Sergei knows that the goldfish is actually magical, but Yoni doesn't. Yoni is just curious and is still thinking about a magical goldfish because he had been asking people about them all day long. By knowing what's kind of going on in their heads, we get a better understanding of their actions and why they did what they did. We now know why Sergei wanted to stop Yoni from touching his fish... He didn't want Yoni to touch the goldfish because in his head he knew that the fish was actually magical, which was something that Yoni was unaware of but of course Sergei wouldn't know that.

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Readers go in the mindset of different characters and it helps deepen our knowledge of each character, taking them from a flat character, to one we can relate to and form an attachment to , and gives perspective in each of the characters lives.

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By: Autumn Bier, Kairo Saxton, Marynn Quitilinna, Angelina Giron

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By: Autumn Bier, Kairo Saxton, Marynn Quitilinna, Angelina Giron

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It is because Sergei is not a people person and was influenced as a boy so it reacts badly whereas Yoni is a very happy boy and optimistic.

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Sergei knows that the goldfish is magical and that it can grant wishes but Yoni doesn't. This makes us understand why Sergei hits Yoni with the frying pan and the instant anger he has when Yoni excitedly goes to the goldfish.

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As we read the story, we had discovered that Yoni happens to be a Jew and that from the background of Sergei happens to be a Russian. Understanding that they are two different people, it influences our understanding of the narrative because it is harder for them to understand each other.

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Casey Pelayo, Dylan Webber, Christian Basave, and Mena Barase 

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Casey Pelayo, Dylan Webber, Christian Basave, and Mena Barase 

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Readers learn many things from different points of view in the story such as viewing the same situation from a different point of view which can lead to agreements or conflicts. Reads also learn not to assume things about other characters because there is always going to be a conflict.

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Yoni's personality and attitude is kind of invasive, and can come off as rude sometimes, where as Sergei is reserved and more quiet. These differences influence the narrative's POV because it builds the narrative to see the character a certain way.

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Sergei personality is that he prefers to isolate himself from others. In contrast Yoni's personality is that he is an outgoing and curious individual. You can predict that he likes to socialize with others because of the film he is making. He likes to see how other peoples lifestyles affect the way they think. These differences influence the narratives POV because they have different perspectives of situations.

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Anika Jones, Kaylee Guerrero, Halle Phonesavanh, Kylie Nicholson

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Anika Jones, Kaylee Guerrero, Halle Phonesavanh, Kylie Nicholson

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Yoni knows that he doesn't know that the goldfish in Sergei's house is magical. He knows that he went to Sergei's house for a short film, and not to steal anything. This influences our understanding of the story in that because we know that Yoni wasn't intending to steal the goldfish, but Sergei didn't realize this until it was too late.

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Readers learn that different people that come from different cultures and backgrounds will have extremely different answers to the same question, and those answers often reflect the way that the person grew up. The reader can understand all of this from the different points of view in the story.