Glencoe Literature Florida Treasures, British Literature
At the Pitt-Rivers
In the short story “At the Pitt-Rivers,” the narrator is a teenager who visits a museum regularly and observes a woman and a man and the course of their relationship. Why do you think the author chose to write about this relationship from the point of view of a teenage narrator? Write a brief response to this question.
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