This document discusses point of view in stories and how it affects the information provided. It explains that first person point of view means the narrator is in the story and uses "I", while third person point of view means the narrator is outside the story and uses pronouns like "he" and "she". For the story being discussed, the point of view is first person through the character Comfort. This means the reader will know Comfort's thoughts and feelings but not those of other characters unless Comfort is directly told them. Readers are instructed to take notes on what they understand through Comfort and what they don't know due to being limited to her perspective as they read the assigned chapters.