Two Viewpoints
Reading — read two texts on the same event and compare whose side each is told from, how each feels, and which words give the viewpoint away

Kavi Reads the Same Night Twice
Kavi opens two old books that both tell of the great wooden horse at Troy. One is a Greek song; the other is a Trojan memory. "They tell the very same night," Kavi hoots, "but they do not feel the same at all!" The Greeks sing of a glorious trick; the Trojans grieve a cruel loss. "When two texts cover one event," Kavi says, "I can compare their viewpoints. I ask three things: whose side is telling it, what that side feels, and which words give the view away. The facts can match — but the side the writer takes changes everything."
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Part of English · Stage 6 · S6 on KAVI Academy — a secular, whole-child learning platform for ages 5–12.
