Rewrite the introduction of the perks

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Question: Rewrite the introduction of The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Chbosky using a DIFFERENT point of view. For example, if the novel is already written in 1 person point of view, rewrite it in 3rd person point of view. Then, explain how it changes the impact. can you write it like a project so it should be long (1 page).

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