Lets the reader know what one character thinks, sees, knows, hears, and feels • Uses the pronouns: he, she, it, they THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT Definition
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A Pronoun p-o-v: First (I, We)/Second (You)/Third Person narrator (He, Examples of Regional Literature include Thomas Hardy's “Wessex” novels such as
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example, the pronoun 'I' can be used in first-person narration to refer to two sub-categories: limited and omniscient, third-person point of view is
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It may be a narrator outside the work (omniscient point of view); a narrator This can be a good example of the use of dual third person point of view
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Point of View • Definition:Refers to the perspective the story is told from This element includes first-person, third- person, and third-person omniscient
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We will return to this example in a later exercise; for now, let it serve as a The first person point of view allows the writer to inject emotion and
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VIEWPOINT: The intellectual or emotional perspective held by a NARRATOR or PERSONA THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT - the story is narrated not by a character,
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There are three points of view a story can be told from, First-person, Second-person, and Third-person Diction – Refers to word choice and phrasing in any
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