Question

comprehension tools date determining point of view describe the narrator’s point of view describe willa’s point of view in tales from the paramount finn. first, find evidence from the story that explains what willa thinks about each person. then, describe willa’s point of view in your own words. an example has been completed for you. topic/person evidence from the story willa’s point of view willa’s neighborhood “i live in the oldest neighborhood in our city. we have no skyscrapers and no crowds, but we do have the best stories.” willa likes her neighborhood. she appreciates the stories, which shows that she cares more about the people than places or things. mr matthews woman in beret man and woman holding hands

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each topic by finding relevant story evidence (assuming the story "Tales from the Paramount" has details) and inferring Willa’s view:

Mr. Matthews

• Evidence from the Story (hypothetical, based on typical story context): “Mr. Matthews always has a kind word and shares old - time neighborhood tales. He’s like a walking history book of our street.”
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa respects Mr. Matthews. She values his role in preserving and sharing the neighborhood’s history, seeing him as a link to the area’s past.

Woman in beret

• Evidence from the Story (from the top text snippet: “She’s pulling a large, tattered suitcase... Her shoes are worn... I wonder if she’s moving? Or maybe she’s visiting? Her jacket has 4 little buttons! But they’re shiny... I think she’s lost, close to tears... I wish I could ask her but I don’t know her. Now she’s got a new job? Maybe she’s to get off at the next stop to be the new art teacher at the school? And she’s looking at the map at the bus stop, then at the old pure photos of the city, smiling.”)
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa feels empathy for the woman in the beret. She’s curious about her story (like if she’s moving, visiting, or starting a new job) and hopes the woman finds her way, showing care and interest in the woman’s journey.

Man and woman holding hands

• Evidence from the Story (hypothetical, or from implied warm neighborhood interactions): “They walk slowly, hands clasped, smiling at each other. It’s like they’re wrapped in their own little world, but also part of our street’s warmth.”
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa finds their relationship heartwarming. She sees their affection as a beautiful part of the neighborhood’s human connections, appreciating the love and togetherness they represent.

(Note: Since the full story text is partially visible, the evidence is reconstructed to fit the “Tales from the Paramount” context and the visible clues. Adjust evidence based on the actual complete story.)

To fill the table:

Topic/Person	Evidence from the Story	Willa’s Point of View
Mr. Matthews	(Hypothetical/Story - specific) “Mr. Matthews... shares old neighborhood tales...”	“Willa respects Mr. Matthews... values his role in preserving neighborhood history.”
Woman in beret	(From visible text) “She’s pulling a large... looking at the map... smiling.”	“Willa feels empathy... curious about her story, hopes she finds her way.”
Man and woman holding hands	(Hypothetical/Story - specific) “They walk... hands clasped, smiling...”	“Willa finds their relationship heartwarming... appreciates their love/togetherness.”

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each topic by finding relevant story evidence (assuming the story "Tales from the Paramount" has details) and inferring Willa’s view:

Mr. Matthews

• Evidence from the Story (hypothetical, based on typical story context): “Mr. Matthews always has a kind word and shares old - time neighborhood tales. He’s like a walking history book of our street.”
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa respects Mr. Matthews. She values his role in preserving and sharing the neighborhood’s history, seeing him as a link to the area’s past.

Woman in beret

• Evidence from the Story (from the top text snippet: “She’s pulling a large, tattered suitcase... Her shoes are worn... I wonder if she’s moving? Or maybe she’s visiting? Her jacket has 4 little buttons! But they’re shiny... I think she’s lost, close to tears... I wish I could ask her but I don’t know her. Now she’s got a new job? Maybe she’s to get off at the next stop to be the new art teacher at the school? And she’s looking at the map at the bus stop, then at the old pure photos of the city, smiling.”)
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa feels empathy for the woman in the beret. She’s curious about her story (like if she’s moving, visiting, or starting a new job) and hopes the woman finds her way, showing care and interest in the woman’s journey.

Man and woman holding hands

• Evidence from the Story (hypothetical, or from implied warm neighborhood interactions): “They walk slowly, hands clasped, smiling at each other. It’s like they’re wrapped in their own little world, but also part of our street’s warmth.”
• Willa’s Point of View: Willa finds their relationship heartwarming. She sees their affection as a beautiful part of the neighborhood’s human connections, appreciating the love and togetherness they represent.

(Note: Since the full story text is partially visible, the evidence is reconstructed to fit the “Tales from the Paramount” context and the visible clues. Adjust evidence based on the actual complete story.)

To fill the table:

Topic/Person	Evidence from the Story	Willa’s Point of View
Mr. Matthews	(Hypothetical/Story - specific) “Mr. Matthews... shares old neighborhood tales...”	“Willa respects Mr. Matthews... values his role in preserving neighborhood history.”
Woman in beret	(From visible text) “She’s pulling a large... looking at the map... smiling.”	“Willa feels empathy... curious about her story, hopes she finds her way.”
Man and woman holding hands	(Hypothetical/Story - specific) “They walk... hands clasped, smiling...”	“Willa finds their relationship heartwarming... appreciates their love/togetherness.”