Authors note - This is a point of view piece.
Imagine moving from state to state running from your parents
, and you can be caught at anytime and taken back to where you came from. All
because your parents are drug addicts and abusive to you and you little sister
, Ally. Well in the book “Broken” by Brooke Emmerts , you
read the story of the main character , Jess in her point of view. The book “Broken” is about a teenager
(Jess) and a five year old (Ally)
traveling all over looking for somewhere to finally call home. But what happens when Jess meets a boy name
Nicky ? Well she falls in love with him , but they both have a secret they haven’t
told anyone. Jess’s is her parents and Nicky is struggling is Bi- Polar. She doesn’t
know what real love is since her parents are always beating her, so when Nicky
beats her she feels loved. What Jess doesn’t
know is that Nicky is also beating her sister Ally . Near the end of the book Jess ends up losing
her life fighting for her sisters life.
The book is told from Jess’s point of view , which affect
the way a person feels while reading it. For example when they are describing Jess getting beat up , the reader can almost feel it too. Since jess doesn’t know
about Ally getting beaten then the reader doesn’t know either. For awhile Jess is confused and doesn’t know
what is going on , that makes the reader feel confused. The quote “ Dance with me “ comes up a lot when
Nicky is in a good mood. This gives a example
of the love they feel for each
other. That love is moved into the readers
heart too.
The point of view really tells you how the reader feels
about specific things. What is the point of view of the story were to
change? Would you feel completely different
about the story? If the point of view of
the story changed Nicky would probably sound a lot more sweet and say that he didn’t
try to hit them. This would make the
reader feel different to , maybe not as
sad. So if the whole book you were
reading it from Nicky’s point of view and saw things his way and felt things
his way, you wouldn’t be as mad at him. In quote “ I missed him when I was gone” at
the complete end , made it sound like he did absolutely nothing ; almost like
she is the one who has the problem. It
shows you how she feels now that she is dead.
The point of views here are told very good , you would defiantly
have different feelings for each character if there was different point of
views. Broken is told from Jess’s point of
view. Depending on what the character is like
and who is telling the story , the reader gets a lot of different emotions
while reading from different point of views.
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