Third person objective is a way to tell a story or give information. In this style, the writer uses "he," "she," "they," or "it" to talk about characters. The writer does not share anyone's thoughts or feelings. Instead, the writer describes what happens and what the characters do. This style is clear and focuses on actions. For example, if a character is happy, the writer would not say that. Instead, the writer might say, "She smiled and danced." This shows what happens without telling how she feels.
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