7. How does Quentin's shifting point of view affect the
meaning of the story after the first paragraph affect
the meaning of the story?
O A. The story becomes a recollection of Quentin's
loss of innocence.
O B. Quentin's reliability as a narrator is strengthened
given his older and more mature outlook.
O C. The story becomes a reflection of the past and an
acknowledgment of changes that have occurred
within the community.
O D. Quentin's focus on the past implies his
dissatisfaction with the present, persistent racial
inequality in Jefferson
