How does the author develop Simon's point of view?
At first Simon is thinking only about the train, but then his
O point of view becomes more complex while he is
listening to the mayor speak.
At first Simon richly imagines what the train ride will be
like, but then his point of view becomes simpler when he
tells about actually riding the train.
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At first Simon is conflicted when discussing the train ride
with his parents, but then his point of view becomes
simpler when he is told that he is going to get to ride it.
At first Simon is mainly focused on his own experience of
the subway, but then his point of view becomes more
complex when he takes into account his father's past