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A narrator tells the story from the viewpoint of all or many of the characters. first person second-person third-person- omniscient third-person limited
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A narrator tells the story from the viewpoint of all or many of the characters.

first person
second-person
third-person- omniscient
third-person limited

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Third person omniscient.

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Limited is when it's only one person.

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Third person omniscient
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