In the story initiation by Sylvia Plath Narrator tells most of through?

The story "Initiation" by Sylvia Plath is told primarily through the first-person perspective of a young girl named "I" (though she never explicitly states her name). We see the events unfold from her point of view, experiencing her thoughts, feelings, and observations directly. This allows the reader to understand the anxieties and pressures she faces as she navigates the world of high school and tries to fit in.