Here are the narrative points of view for each passage:
Question 1: The passage from Toni Morrison's Beloved is in third person. (Specifically, it appears to use third person omniscient as it provides insight into the thoughts and intentions of both Sethe and Denver.)
Question 2: The passage from Jay McInerney's Bright Lights, Big City is in second person. (It addresses the reader as "you," which is characteristic of second person narration.)
Question 3: The passage from Kevin Fanning's The Location Scout is in second person. (It includes direct dialogue where "you" speaks to another voice, which points to a second person perspective.)
Question 4: The passage from Joshua Ferris's Then We Came to the End is in third person limited. (It offers insights into the characters' experiences without fully omniscient narration.)
Question 5: The passage from Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude is in third person omniscient. (It describes José Arcadio Buendía's thoughts and provides details about the characters' perceptions that they are likely not aware of.)
To summarize:
- Third Person (Omniscient)
- Second Person
- Second Person
- Third Person (Limited)
- Third Person (Omniscient)