Page 2: Character Development and Narrative Perspective
This page delves deeper into Cooper's character and his relationships, particularly with his father and best friend Kate. It also explores the narrative technique used in the novel.
Cooper's relationship with his father is further elaborated, revealing a deterioration over time. Once close, they now frequently argue, especially over political issues.
Quote: "Their relationship is quite difficult, and Cooper argue a lot with his father. Both have two different opinions on many topics and especially politics is a 'sensitive issue' between them."
The Coast to Coast Charakterisierung Bashir begins to take shape as we learn more about Cooper's motivations for helping him. Cooper's empathy and strong moral compass are highlighted, showing him to be a complex and relatable protagonist.
Definition: First-person narrator - A narrative technique where the story is told from the perspective of a character within the story, using "I" or "we".
The use of a first-person narrator is discussed, explaining how it allows readers to deeply connect with Cooper's thoughts and feelings. This narrative choice is crucial in creating empathy for Cooper's situation and decisions.
Highlight: Through the first-person narrator, the reader experiences the events directly together with the narrator, enhancing the emotional impact of the story.
This page provides valuable insights for students preparing for a Coast to Coast Klassenarbeit, as it covers key aspects of character development and narrative technique.