Who is the subject of もらう here?


The below is the description of a girl wearing glasses

> 肩までの長さがある黒髪には、ゆるい内巻きの癖があった。先ほどかけてもらった眼鏡越しに見える瞳は、心なしか憂いを帯びているようにも見える。

I'm uncertain about the subject of this verb かけてもらった. It is either 眼鏡 or 瞳.




The subject of かけてもらう is neither 瞳 nor 眼鏡 but **the speaker** ("I"). The
speaker probably asked her to wear the glasses before this scene (先ほど), and
that was beneficial to the speaker (the speaker may be a 眼鏡好き).

> (私は彼女に)眼鏡をかけてもらった。  
>  I had her put on glasses.  
>  She put on glasses (for me).
>
> **(私が彼女に)** 先ほどかけてもらった眼鏡  
>  the glasses **I** had **her** put on a moment ago
>
> (私が彼女に)先ほどかけてもらった眼鏡越しに見える瞳  
>  her eyes I can see through the glasses I had her put on a moment ago

Note: Looks like there are only two people in this scene, but technically
speaking, if there is a third person who likes meganekko, the subject of
かけてもらう could be that third person.




The subject of かけてもらう is neither 瞳 nor 眼鏡 but **the speaker** ("I"). The
speaker probably asked her to wear the glasses before this scene (先ほど), and
that was beneficial to the speaker (the speaker may be a 眼鏡好き).

> (私は彼女に)眼鏡をかけてもらった。  
>  I had her put on glasses.  
>  She put on glasses (for me).
>
> **(私が彼女に)** 先ほどかけてもらった眼鏡  
>  the glasses **I** had **her** put on a moment ago
>
> (私が彼女に)先ほどかけてもらった眼鏡越しに見える瞳  
>  her eyes I can see through the glasses I had her put on a moment ago

Note: Looks like there are only two people in this scene, but technically
speaking, if there is a third person who likes meganekko, the subject of
かけてもらう could be that third person.

