The passage is written in the third-person limited point of view. This is evident because it describes Emma's thoughts and feelings ("Emma watched the sunset... feeling a sense of peace... she thought about her day and smiled") without providing insights into the thoughts or feelings of other characters. The narrative is centered on Emma's perspective, but it is not conveying her thoughts in first-person (using "I") but rather from an outside narrator's perspective focused on her experience.
Emma watched the sunset slowly behind the mountains feeling a sense of peace. She had experience in a long time she thought about her day and smiled. What is the point of view of this
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