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A Haunted House Virginia Woolf A.      Point Of View Based on my analysis of this story, the author uses many points of view. Because in the first paragraph, the pronoun of  ‘you’   can be defined by the second-person point of view. The use of the second-person pronoun  ‘you’  attempts to involve us in the narrator’s experiences, as if to suggest that we have all felt something similar to this, things on the margins of our conscious experience. But in a few paragraphs, there is also the use of the pronoun  ‘my’  and  ‘I’  which can be categorized as a first-person point of view, the use of the pronoun  ‘I’  is identified as a description of the character in the story, namely one of the couples who live in a haunted house, who often hears invisible whispers in the house that can be called a ghost couple.  Overall, in my opinion, the point of view used in this short story is Omniscient Limite...

In a creation, especially a story, whether a novel or a drama certainly has intrinsic elements, some of the important advantages in the story are the character and the theme of the story. Where the character has characterization characteristics. Williams's plays,  A Streetcar Named Desire , also has several characters that can be classified into their role in the story and the theme shows in the plays. This article focuses on character characterization and the theme appears in the story. Playwright Biography Tennessee Williams, original name Thomas Lanier Williams, (born March 26, 1911, Columbus, Miss., U.S.—died Feb. 25, 1983, New York City), was an American dramatist whose plays reveal a world of human frustration in which sex and violence underlie an atmosphere of romantic gentility. Williams became interested in playwriting while at the University of Missouri (Columbia) and Washington University (St. Louis) and worked at it even during the Depression while employed in a St...