Which of these passages is told in third person point of view?
A. You sneak into the house before the girl arrives and, in one gulp, you eat the
grandmother. Then you put on one of her bonnets and look in the mirror. You
look nothing like the grandmother. Your eyes, nose, mouth--everything is much
bigger. Still, you think, maybe the girl won't notice right away.
B. The girl knocks on her grandmother's door and, when no one answers, she
enters. Her sick grandmother lies in the bed. "My," the girl thinks, "everything
about Grandma's face looks...so big."
C. Your mother tells you to go visit your sick grandmother. You're annoyed
because you had plans to go to the mall this afternoon, and you'll probably be
late now. Even though you're supposed to stay on the path, you take the
shortcut through the woods.
D. My mother told me not to leave the path and cut through the woods, but
whatever. I was the one making this walk twice a week, not Mom! Plus, the
flowers in the woods were pretty, and I thought Grandma would like them. So
that's why I did it.