The narrator uses third person limited point of view in the passage. This is evident as the narrative describes the actions and thoughts of the characters (Brad and Patty) without using "I" or "you," and it focuses on the perspective of those characters rather than providing an all-knowing perspective.
Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage?
As you reach the carnival entrance, you hear music coming from inside. Not the usual corny organ stuff they always play. But some really strange music. It sounds familiar and totally new at the same time.
Brad stretches his neck to try to peer over the fence. But no luck. The fence is way too high.
Patty jiggles the padlock on the gate. It's sealed shut.
From R.L. Stine, Escape from the Carnival of Horrors. Copyright 1995 by R.L. Stein
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first person
third person omniscient
• third person limited
• second person
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