The protagonist or main character is never named but his reality and his ingoing dream make up the parallel plots of the story. how does the reader's perception of the protagonist change throughout the story? cite text evidence to support your ideas.

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Ashlyn

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30 May, 09:32

The protagonist or main character is never named but his reality and his ingoing dream make up the parallel plots of the story. how does the reader's perception of the protagonist change throughout the story? cite text evidence to support your ideas.

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Samir Wilkins · Answer 1

The readers are slowly introduced to the real life and personality of the protagonist with his dreams. When his dreams suddenly changed from one to another in such an odd transition, this reveals something about his real life and what is happening to him.