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When the author remains focused on the subject and doesn't refer to himself or the audience, the point of view is: first person second person third person fourth person
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When the author remains focused on the subject and doesn't refer to himself or the audience, the point of view is: first person second person third person fourth person

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It would be third person.
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3rd person
Third person is writing from the third person point of view and uses pronouns like he, she, it, or they.
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