What is the advantage of reading from three different perspectives in Cristina Garcia’s Dreaming in Cuban?

The novel presents events through the perspectives of three women in the same family, whose experiences and loyalties differ. This lets readers see the Cuban Revolution and life in Cuba and the United States from more than one viewpoint. Choice D captures that advantage; the other choices either focus on a different effect or claim a theme the perspectives do not chiefly serve.

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