Narrator's Point of View

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The narrator of a story is...

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The person who tells the story

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Another term for a narrator's "point of view" is...

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Perspective

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When a story is written in the first-person point of view, the narrator is...

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one of the characters in the story

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In first-person narration, the narrator uses pronouns such as...

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I, me, my, myself, us, we, our, etc...

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When a text is written in the second-person point of view, the narrator...

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speaks to the reader directly, often using "you."

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A text written in the second-person point of view mostly uses the pronouns...

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you, your, yours

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When a story is written in the third-person point of view, the narrator...

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is not one of the characters in the story

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A story that is written in the 3rd person point of view, mostly uses the pronouns...

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He, she, it, they

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A limited 3rd person point of view is when...

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the narrator tells what happens to all characters but only knows one character's thoughts and feelings.

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AN objective 3rd person point of view is when...

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the narrator is not part of the story. The narrator tells what happens but doesn't know what any of the characters are thinking or feeling.