The passage uses a third-person limited point of view. It focuses on Emilio's thoughts and perceptions while also providing some insight into Anna's reactions, but it does not reveal Anna's internal thoughts.
Read the passage.
Emilio lifted his knight from the chess board, but then hesitated. Did he just see Anna's eyebrows go up? Using his knight looked like a good move. Was it a trap? Anna had improved so quickly, yet he found it hard to believe she was already better than he was.
Anna, meanwhile, tried to swallow her smile. Emilio was doing exactly what she planned.
Which point of view does this passage use?
Responses
third-person limited
third-person limited
first person
first person
second person
second person
third-person omniscient
third-person omniscient
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