Tolstoy, on he other hand, comments throughout the narration, interpreting each incidence:
             He reached home and began to tell his wife
             about it. She listened, but in the middle of
             his account his daughter came in with her
             hat on, ready to go out with her mother. She
             sat down reluctantly to listen to this tedious
             story, but could not stand it long, and her
             mother too did not hear him to the end. (Tolstoy,156)
             Both points of view have aspects that simplify them, as well as aspects that create confusion. Hemi
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