We know by the language and perspective of the narrator that “Salvation” is a coming-of-age story told by an adult looking back on a painful childhood experience, which results in an epiphany. In what ways is the young narrator different from the way he was at the beginning of the story?

LINK FOR THE ESSAY https://centerforfiction.org/fiction/salvation-by-langston-hughes/ QUESTION FOR THE PASSAGE We know by the language and perspective of the narrator that “Salvation” is a coming-of-age story told by an adult looking back on a painful childhood experience, which results in an epiphany. In what ways is the young narrator different from the way he was at the beginning of the story? I NEED AROUND 200 words