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Poimt of View

The document discusses different points of view (POV) in writing. It describes first person POV from the perspective of the main character using pronouns like "I" and "we". Second person POV uses "you" and is less common. Third person has objective, limited omniscient, and omniscient forms. Third person objective relates only observable facts without character thoughts. Limited omniscient focuses on one character's perspective, while omniscient knows all characters' thoughts and experiences.

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Poimt of View

The document discusses different points of view (POV) in writing. It describes first person POV from the perspective of the main character using pronouns like "I" and "we". Second person POV uses "you" and is less common. Third person has objective, limited omniscient, and omniscient forms. Third person objective relates only observable facts without character thoughts. Limited omniscient focuses on one character's perspective, while omniscient knows all characters' thoughts and experiences.

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Point-ofView

Delving into Perspective

First Person
P.O.V.
A character within the story
recounts his or her own
experiences or impressions.

Lets the reader know only what


the character knows

Uses the pronouns I and


We

Second Person
P.O.V.
The story is told from the
perspective of you.

Sometimes used in poetry


Uses the pronoun you

Third Person
P.O.V.
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Omniscient

Third Person Omniscient

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3 Types

Third Person
Objective
The narrator remains a
detached observer, telling only
the storys action and dialogue.

Lets the reader know only what

is seen and heard, not what


characters think or feel.

Uses the pronouns:


He, She, It, and They

How many characters? NONE

Third Person
Limited Omniscient
The narrator tells the story
from the viewpoint of one
character in the story.

Lets the reader know what

one character thinks, sees,


knows, hears, and feels

Uses the pronouns:


He, She, It, and They

How many characters? ONE

Third Person
Omniscient
The narrator has unlimited
knowledge and can describe
every characters thoughts and
interpret their behaviors.

Lets the reader know unlimited


information about the characters.

Uses the pronouns:


He, She, It, and They

How many characters? MANY

Review: P.O.V.
First Person
Second Person
Third Person Objective
Third Person Limited
Omniscient

Third Person Omniscient

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