JOZELDA Jozelda is a short story that demonstrates how ones perspective of things can change over time. In Jozelda the author has weaved a remarkable story about how, a young girls perception towards other girls in her year change with time. Throughout the entire story the audience is only told of "Jessie's" perspective or point of view. The story begins with the audience hearing about Jessie's thoughts on Jozelda. "She was as odd as her …showed first 75 words of 640 total…

…showed last 75 words of 640 total…girls were in the wrong. I believe this text contributes to my understanding to the concept of "Different Worlds/Different Perspectives" because it is a typical example of perspective varying over time of one thing. It also presents Michelle and Bronwyn as a symbol of varying perspective. Jozelda is a narrative that helps the audience understand the concept of perspective while at the same time teaches us that first impressions aren't always the correct ones.