In Ursula Le Guin's novel The Tombs of Atuan, she focuses on a young woman named Tenar. Much of Tombs highlight's Tenar's lack of choice, such as being chosen to even become known as Arha, “The Eaten One” (Tombs 177). As Arha, she is inducted into the dark and cruel religion of The Nameless Ones. With the discovery of Ged, from A Wizard of Earthsea, in the Undertomb, Arha's life will never be the same, as she is offered knowledge and choices she had never even known were available to her. Trust and
An example of point of view is at the beginning of the book when Tenar sees Ged lurking through the Tombs looking for the ring of Erreth-Akbe. I think that Ursula K Le Guin wrote the book in third person omniscient because she wanted us to know everyone’s feelings, thoughts so we can get deeper understanding of what happened in the story. Analysis II