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What style of narration uses pronouns that refers to someone who is neither the reader nor the narrator? A. First person B. Fourth person C. Second person D. Third person
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What style of narration uses pronouns that refers to someone who is neither the reader nor the narrator?

A. First person
B. Fourth person
C. Second person
D. Third person

User SlimeBaron
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C. second person (which is written as "you" and we"..)

-first person is the reader
-third person is the narrator
-there is no such thing as a fourth person point of view

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D third person because it is from an outsider's view looking in.
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