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The effect of switching between viewpoints is that you get different perspectives within the same character. You get to see what it was like in the moment and in hindsight.

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When the author switches the points of view, it allows us to see things in the other perspective. It also allows the author to describe the story in much more detail.

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2 Times, 1 story                                         This helps us to understand all of the tension between characters and anxiety at some moments. When Jem runs to the house, you can see all of the emotion because it is being told in the present, which helps us understand better than if it was in past tense.

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2 Times, 1 story                                         This helps us to understand all of the tension between characters and anxiety at some moments. When Jem runs to the house, you can see all of the emotion because it is being told in the present, which helps us understand better than if it was in past tense.

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Utilizing two voices for narration allows the narrator to show 2 different point of views while telling the story, this helps the reader to get a better understanding of what is happening in the story.  The effect from switching between young Scout’s and old Scout’s point of view lets us know what Scout was thinking at the time of these events, and what she thinks about them now when she is looking back at them when she is older and more mature.

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Switching between young Scout’s point of view and her older point of view shows how Scout’s thinking and how much she has changed from when she was a child to now.

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The author does this because it gives multiple points of view on the story and gives the reader insight on things that might not be there if told in one tense.

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The author utilizes two voices for narration in the novel in order to have the reader have a better view of what really happened. By having a narrator experiencing events at the time they happened (Younger Scout) the reader feels the real emotion and excitement of the time. By having a narrator reflect upon past events (Older Scout), the reader is able to see how a character with prior knowledge really feels about what’s going on.

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The author utilizes two voices for narration to show two different views on a topic throughout the story between the same person but different ages and times of their lives.

The author achieves a point of view on the topic at the time it is happening to show what scout it thinking at the different stages and ages of his lifetime.

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The author writing from both perspectives allows the reader to reminisce on past events with the author. We see how the author's view on events has changed, and how the author has grown as both a writer and a person.

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1) The older voice of Scout understands more than the 6-year old Scout and can go deeper into the meaning of an event. By switching between voices the main character does not appear so close minded (for example Ann Frank). The older Scout is reflecting on what happened and possibly her opinion is not the same as it was when she was 6 yeasr old. That way we have different points of view and opinions on the same thing, which allows us to better understand the text.

2) By imediately switching to the older Scout after something is presented, we can ponder the meaning of something after it is presented.

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The effect of switching between viewpoints adds more depth to the story with additional characterization, as well as more thoughtful and deliberate prose and descriptions of events and people as a result of better vocabulary. The effect of switching between viewpoints adds more depth to the story with additional characterization, as well as more thoughtful and deliberate prose and descriptions of events and people as a result of better vocabulary.

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In to Kill A Mocking Bird the narrator talks in two different points of view the first one was the point of view of a six year old as the events happen and the other is a adult looking back on the events and that is giving the story multiple layers of understanding and details.

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The effect of switching between viewpoints helps the reader understand Scout and the story more. When the author writes from Scout's viewpoint when she was younger you can understand her thought process as the story happens.

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The effect of switching between viewpoints adds more depth to the story with additional characterization, as well as more thoughtful and deliberate prose and descriptions of events and people as a result of better vocabulary.

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I think the contrast between the younger voice and the older voice helps give the reader a more complete understanding of the story. Younger scout is more innocent and optimistic, and all the events are new to her, while older scout is more measured in her actions and looks back on these times with the wisdom granted by age and hindsight. Without both of the viewpoints, the narration would be woefully incomplete.

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It provides a new aspect to the story and shows what Scout thinks of it when she grows older.

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It gives multiple views of the story, where one you are in the mind of an ordinary 6 year old, and the other where you are taking the point of view of an intellectual(with surprisingly great vocabulary) who would definitely not seem as a 6 year old. I think this makes the story more interesting

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