Point of View

Front

The narrative describes Kevin and Juno's conversation about their differing pet preferences, leading to a breakup. Neither is happy, and Juno leaves in tears.

Back

third person objective

Front

Dew on grass dampened shoes; rhythmic footfalls matched breathing, focused on tempo, soaring over sidewalks.

Back

First person

Front

Red observed the prairie, puzzled by Texas Joe's outburst about a ghost. Joe insisted it was real, but Red doubted him, frustrated by the disturbance.

Back

third person omniscient

Front

Confusion in class? Raise your hand for help while the teacher explains. They may offer a different explanation. If still confused, ask for extra help after class. You are worth it!

Back

Second Person

Front

Jeremiah reflects on a game he could have won but dropped the ball. His coach reassures him about their great season and imperfection.

Back

Third Person Limited

Front

Suzie applied lipstick, unsure of her reflection. She asked Donna, who said, 'You look breathtaking.'

Back

Third Person Limited

Front

April opened the escape hatch, afraid to jump as the airship sank. Vince, strapping on his parachute, realized his error and helped her with hers, feeling a bit better.

Back

Third Person Omniscient

Front

The parade featured a caped drummer leading a marching band and floats, with people enjoying the festivities.

Back

Third Person Objective

Front

You look at blueprints, unsure how to read them. The man who hired you asks for your thoughts. You pretend to study and ask about fault testing, buying time with 'Uhh...'

Back

Second Person

Front

Narrative perspective in the dialogue between Shanice and the narrator.

Back

First Person