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Point of View

TermDefinition
1st Person Def The narrator is telling the story/ Main character is the narrator
2nd Person Def This Point of View is used for instructions.
3rd Person Limited Def An outside narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character.
3rd Person Omniscient Def An outside narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters
3rd Person Objective Def No thought or feelings are revealed.
1st Person Key words I, me, we, our...
2nd Person Key words You, your
3rd Person Key words He, she, they, their, character's name
1st Person Example I cooked dinner last night.
2nd Person Example For dinner, you decided to make mac and cheese.
3rd Person Limited Example Sally wanted to make spaghetti, but was missing some of the ingredients.
3rd Person Objective Example The family ate dinner together every night.
3rd Person Omniscient Example Jack wanted to go to McDonald's for dinner, but his sister was hoping for Taco Bell. Their dad was going to surprise them with Peter Piper Pizza
Created by: ms.long23
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