In Gentleman of Río en Medio, the reader’s understanding of Don Anselmo is formed by

The story is told by a first-person narrator who takes part in the events involving Don Anselmo. Because the narrator is inside the story, and can report only what he observes or learns rather than knowing every character’s thoughts, he is a limited narrator. The correct choice is “a narrator who is inside the story and only knows some things.”

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