Gentlemen of Rio En Medio- Literaly Focus

13. This story is told from the point of view of a narrator who is a character in the story. How might this story differ if Don Anselmo were the narrator?

I think this story might be a little different. The setting, time, and some of the characters will be the same, but probably the rising/ falling action, conflict, and resolution'll be a little bit different. The story's point of view changes entirely, too. It might talk more about Don Anselmo's feelings, and the characters might be different, because there may be more or less people, based on the relationships between him and others. We can also get a chance to find out the reasons why he does things his way, like selling the house and explaining what was going on to the customer. There's a possible that he would tell the pasts, how the trees of the village- or people- connects to the plot. In my opinion, the story will change, but there will be some things that stays the same.