Asked by Emma Leigh
How does point of view affect a story?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Each person in a story has their own thinking, and each person will tell the story from a different view, in fact, it often will be the same event, but a different story. Consider Christmas morning, what would be the differences in the story if Santa told it, versus the child receiving the presents.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
In a story written in the first person, the reader knows what the narrator is thinking, but does not know what the others are thinking or feeling.
In a story written in the limited third person, the reader only knows what one character is thinking and feeling. However, in the omniscient third person, the reader is told what many characters are thinking and feeling.
In a story written in the limited third person, the reader only knows what one character is thinking and feeling. However, in the omniscient third person, the reader is told what many characters are thinking and feeling.
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