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1 The narrator me

2 He is the point of view from which the reader sees the story
He only can tell us what he knows in the story

3 First part Shows us a dream sequence about his fears
Helps luo to steal four eye’s books

4 second He sees the little seamstress not as an object as luo does but in a romantic, beautiful light Is there to help the LS get the abortion by trading his jacket to prove that he is a friend of the doctor

5 ending At the end of the story he is hurt most by the fact that the LS did not tell him that she was leaving instead of her actual departure

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