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From what perspective is a science fiction story typically told? third-person omniscient second-person limited first-person omniscient third-person limited
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From what perspective is a science fiction story typically told?

third-person omniscient
second-person limited
first-person omniscient
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The perspective from which a science fiction story is typically told is the third-person limited.

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