Question

The following texts both describe being at the top of a mountain. This text is from a travel book: The best view in the area is from Birch Mountain. Whether you hike or drive, be sure to get to the top. The scenery will take your breath away. The peaks of the mountain range are all around you, and to the north is bright blue Salem Bay. This text is from the point of view of Eli, a man who climbed the mountain: When I looked out from the top of Birch Mountain, I became so dizzy that I barely noticed the beautiful view. As my knees began quivering, my friend put his hand on my shoulder and led me away from the edge. I didn't realize I would dread being up so high. How is Eli's point of view different from the book author's?.

Answer 1

Answer:

He is different from other authors because:

Explanation:

Eli always talks in the first person and tells the story of his life from his own point of view, even when it is about other people. Because Eli's viewpoint is restricted to his own experience, the tone of his book is deeply personal, subjective, and intimate in nature.