As you read this excerpt from Black Beauty, think about how the novel’s point of view (that of a horse) affects its plot.
What effect does point of view have on the plot of Black Beauty?
- It eliminates the need for any major plot twists.
- It prevents readers from guessing how events affect the characters.
✅It limits the kinds of events that can be described.
- It makes the events of the plot impossible to follow.

The point of view in "Black Beauty" limits the types of events that will be described by the narrator, as shown in the third answer option.

We can arrive at this answer because:

In this case, we can say that the events shown in the story are limited, as the narrator only shows the events he lived through.

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Answer:

The answer is C: It limits the kinds of events that can be described.

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