Read the excerpt from ”Homesick” by Jean Fritz.

Of course it wasn't the same as one of the forty-eight states; still, when we stepped off the President Taft in Honolulu (where we were to stay a couple of days before going on to San Francisco), we wondered if we could truthfully say we were stepping on American soil. I said no.

With these sentences, the narrator is

expressing confusion about the relationship between Honolulu and America.
providing useful background information about Honolulu and San Francisco.
revealing that she and other passengers may have different points of view about America.
asserting that her opinion about America is correct and should be respected by the other passengers.

Revealing that she and other passengers may have different points of view about America is the sentence narrator speaking. Hence, option C is correct.

What is points of view?

Point of view is the thought or perceptive of the person towards anything. The point of view refers to the person who is narrating or recounting a story. You have the option of telling a story in the first, second, or third person. Authors utilize the POV approach to express the inner thoughts and feelings of either their own characters or themselves.

Points of view are expressed in the first, second, and third person. The I, we, perspective is first person. The second-person viewpoint is yours. The, he, she/it, they, perspective is third person.

Thus, option C is correct.

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