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A 4 page paper which compares and contrasts one aspect of the point of view as seen in N. Scott Momaday’s House Made of Dawn and Eden Robinson’s Monkey Beach. No additional sources cited.
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to first person or third person narrative. The point of view can often bring into play many subtle images, ideals, or perspectives that the author desires to offer up in
the novel. This is seen in N. Scott Momadays House Made of Dawn and Eden Robinsons Monkey Beach. The following paper focuses on comparing and contrasting the point of view
of these two novels as it involves one small section of Robinsons work and the thematic presence of the eye in Momadays. Point of View: Momaday and Robinson
The section of Robinsons work is that which takes place on page 369. Throughout the book, till this point, the narration has altered but still remained true to itself. For
example, the book seems narrated by Lisamarie when the story is about her personal experiences and instances that involve family. There are also elements of the book that speak of
the third person narrative but this is generally rather logical and informative. On page 369 and 370 something changes ever so briefly. In the case of Momadays work the
entire novel is a bit chaotic and often filled with a sense of magical realism in a way. But, one thing that maintains its presence throughout the novel is the
physical eye. This eye is not really something that is symbolic in relationship to standing as a cultural icon or something else, but rather something that is present in its
real condition, its real element as the author speaks of "his eye" or "her eye" or the corner of an eye. One may not actually see this as anything significant
in the topic of point of view but when one notes that "eye" is used in almost every page of the novel in one way or another, one sees the
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