Question

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Which point of you is used in this passage

First person because the narrator uses words such as I and my

Second person because the narrator speaks directly to the reader

Third person limited because the narrator give just one character’s perspective

Third person omniscient because the narrator knows what all characters are thinking

Answer 1

Gee, that's a long sentence....

I would say C. Third person limited because the narrator give just one character’s perspective.

Yes it says "my" and "I", but it's kind of hard to tell with no periods or commas if it switched perspectives or not. It seems to only be in the mind of one character.

Hope this helps you out. XD