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i think it first person of the way it talks about the wolf

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i think its first person because it uses my when referring to the wolf

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This story is in first story because, he says m as in him the wolf. He also says that nobody talks about MY grandma, he also says that it wasn't his fault that wolfs like to eat cute animals like bunny's , and sheep. And he couldn't have been talking about the pigs because, pigs eat corn and soybeans.

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the story is first person because it uses my, as in the wolfs

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I think the story is told in first person because the wolf is telling his said of the story by saying "because nobody has heard MY side of the story" He retells the whole story of what really happened then what he pigs said and he uses the work "my'" in it so ya i think the story is told in first person.

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I think this story is told in the first person. The wolf is telling the story. He starts it by saying "because nobody had heard my side of the story. He used the word "my." He retells the original story from his point of view. He uses the words I, me, and my several times. Example would be, he said "Like I was saying."

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(The point of view is first person.)
In the original story, the wolf is portrayed as the antagonist. Although, in this retelling he has made himself the protagonist on his journey to get a cup of sugar. The pigs and the news reporters have become the antagonists by changing the story and not telling his side.

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I think the point of view of the story was told in first person but also like a second person too. It seems like its part second person because the wolf asks you questions like at the very end the wolf said " maybe you could loan me a cup of sugar?" But, it is also like first person because the wolf is telling his side of the story and used words like I and me.

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the author was telling the story by first person I know that because of how they did not talk about the pigs feelings they only talked about the wolfs feelings.

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The Wolf tells the story in first person. I know this because the wolf is the narrator and he uses the pronoun I throughout the whole story. For example when he says, "I had a terrible sneezing cold." I also know its first-person because it never shows the granny or pig's point of view. The author never uses other pronouns like we, she, or he. For example, the story started out with him making a cake for granny and  the author only uses the word "I " like, "I was making a cake for granny." We never hear the granny's thoughts or feelings.

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I believe the wolf when he says he was framed. It's a believable story. I think this because he was just trying to get some sugar for his grandma's birthday cake.

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[ The wolf's point of view, first person. ]

In the wolf's story, he is the protagonist because he says he just wanted to make his grandmother a cake for her birthday. Made the pigs seem like the bad guys, or antagonists. He only ate them because he didn't want to 'waste' a perfectly good dinner. He couldn't control his sneezing, so that wasn't his fault either. Then he got framed and his poor granny didn't get her cake.

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I think the wolf is the protagonist because he just wanted some sugar and was sick. He then accidentally blew their houses down. So the news reporters framed him and made a big deal out of it but he really accidentally did it.

(The wolf told it in first person by the way)

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I belive the wolf w

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I think the wolf is the protagonist because, the wolf just wanted sugar for his grandma. He didn't mean to blow down the 2 pig's house or kill them he just wanted to get some sugar. He couldn't leave the dead pig's there so he followed his instincts and ate them. When the wolf got to the third pig's house he asked for some sugar but instead of the pig giving some sugar or saying no nicely the pig started saying bad things about his grandma. When the wolf was trying to knock down the door it made a scene and he got framed for trying to kill the pig's.
The story is told in first person by the wolf.

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I think that the wolf's perspective is that he isn't the antagonist. He says it was a accident and that he didn't want to kill the pig, but he didn't want to waste a perfectly good dinner! Then the 3rd little pig was saying mean things about the wolf's grandma so the wolf got mad and then he tried the break the door down. While the wolf was trying to break the door down the cops came. The wolf got framed because he was trying to kill the 3rd little pig and he ate the 2nd and 1st little pig. The story was also told by the wolf in 1st person.

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The Wolf was telling the story in fi

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After watching and listening to  "The True Story Of The Three Little Pigs"

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