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Which point of view is found in this excerpt from MobyDick by Herman Melville?

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Answer: first person point of view

Explanation: The point of view that is found in this excerpt by Herman Melville is the first person point of view. The narrator speaks using I, me, my, mine, and he can also speak as we, us, or our. The narrator speaks about what he experienced, and his thoughts about those experiences. This is shown in this excerpt where the narrator tells us what he observed and what he thought of who was going to become his shipmate.

bogdanovich [222]2 years ago

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i might be late but its first person

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