Question

11. In 3–5 sentences, identify two different character points of view (perspectives) in The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and describe the suspense created by the differences in point of view.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

In The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, one character perspective is that of the wolf, who disguises himself as a sheep to infiltrate the herd and prey on them. From the wolf's point of view, there is a sense of cunning and deception as he carefully executes his plan to get close to his victims. On the other hand, the sheep's perspective is one of naivety and trust, as they are unaware of the wolf's true intentions and see him as one of their own. The suspense in the story is created by the contrasting perspectives, as the reader is aware of the impending danger posed by the wolf while the sheep remain oblivious, leading to a feeling of tension and anticipation as the inevitable confrontation draws near.