Question

URGENT: Which best analyzes how the use of third person limited view shapes "The Glass of Milk?"

A. The use of third-person limited view allows clear insight into the motivations of characters.
B. The use of third-person limited view makes one of the characters in the story its narrator.
C. The use of third-person limited view creates an objective narrator.
D. Using third-person limited view gives the reader access to all of the characters inner thoughts.

Answer 1

the answer is D. Using third-person limited view gives the reader access to all of the characters inner thoughts.