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If you are writing a story in third-person omniscient you are telling the story from a limited point of view, where the narrator tells the events from one specific character. Tr…

If you are writing a story in third-person omniscient you are telling the story from a limited point of view, where the narrator tells the events from one specific character. Tr…
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If you are writing a story in third-person omniscient you are telling the story from a limited point of view, where the narrator tells the events from one specific character.

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the answer is FALSE i took the quiz
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I think it's true I'm not sure
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