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Death is overworked and tired. He describes the horror of war in WWI and WWII. His perspective gives us a greater understanding of the time and the magnitude of suffering beyond what Liesel experiences.

As an omniscient narrator, Death is also able to intimately describe the characters' thoughts and emotions, like Liesel's trauma of losing her brother.

EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXT: "I witness the ones that are left behind, crumbled among the jigsaw puzzles of realization, despair, and surprise. They have punctured hearts. They have beaten lungs."

EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXT: "Still in disbelief, she started to dig. He couldn't be dead. He couldn't be dead. He couldn't."

DEATH'S PERSPECTIVE

LIESEL'S PERSPECTIVE

NARRATOR:FIRST PERSON AND

THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT

Death:Narrates the story in the first person describing his experiences using "I, me, my". Death also describes the life of Liesel Meminger and others. Because he is "Death" he can explain the surrounding events the characters are unaware of.

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Analiza autorovog izbora pripovjedača i njihova stajališta ili perspektive čitatelju daje dublje razumijevanje priče, likova, njihovih predrasuda i motivacije. Autor Kradljivca knjiga, Markus Zusak, napravio je neobičan izbor koristeći Smrt kao naratora. To mu je omogućilo da opiše život Liesel Meminger, ali i strahote

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  • NARRATOR: FIRST PERSON ANDTHIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
  • Death is overworked and tired. He describes the horror of war in WWI and WWII. His perspective gives us a greater understanding of the time and the magnitude of suffering beyond what Liesel experiences.
  • DEATH'S PERSPECTIVE
  • As an omniscient narrator, Death is also able to intimately describe the characters' thoughts and emotions, like Liesel's trauma of losing her brother.
  • LIESEL'S PERSPECTIVE
  • Death: Narrates the story in the first person describing his experiences using "I, me, my". Death also describes the life of Liesel Meminger and others. Because he is "Death" he can explain the surrounding events the characters are unaware of.
  • EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXT: "I witness the ones that are left behind, crumbled among the jigsaw puzzles of realization, despair, and surprise. They have punctured hearts. They have beaten lungs."
  • EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXT: "Still in disbelief, she started to dig. He couldn't be dead. He couldn't be dead. He couldn't."
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