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With 3rd person point of view: The narrator is separate from the story. The narrator uses "T" and "my" while telling the story. The narrator tells the story from his or her point of view.
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With 3rd person point of view:

The narrator is separate from the story.
The narrator uses "T" and "my" while telling the story.
The narrator tells the story from his or her point of view.

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This is all 1st person. And the narrator uses “I” not “T”
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That all is used in 1st person point of view

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