Literature- Point of View

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Narrator:

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person telling the story

Front

Third person omniscient point of view reveals thoughts and feelings of:

Back

more than one character

Front

Third person limited reveals the thoughts and feelings of

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one character

Front

Narrative perspective of a runner feeling hot and exhausted during a long race while in the lead.

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1st person POV

Front

Adrian felt anxious after school due to homework from Ms. Arellano, knowing his mom would restrict video games until it was completed.

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3rd person POV

Front

Dr. Chang reflects on past procedures while holding a scalpel, recalling both successes and challenges.

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3rd Person Limited

Front

Narrator sees only character's actions.

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3rd Person Objective

Front

Narrator knows all thoughts and feelings of every character.

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3rd Person Omniscient

Front

Narrator knows only one character's thoughts and feelings.

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3rd Person Limited

Front

Lewis and Clark, long-time friends, now glare at each other with anger and defiance, uncertain of the outcome.

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3rd Person Omniscient