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A point of view, in which the narrator is outside the story, reveals the thoughts of only one character, and yet refers to that character as ‘he’ or ‘she’. It is called third-pe…

A point of view, in which the narrator is outside the story, reveals the thoughts of only one character, and yet refers to that character as ‘he’ or ‘she’. It is called third-pe…
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A point of view, in which the narrator is outside the story, reveals the thoughts of only one character, and yet refers to that character as ‘he’ or ‘she’. It is called third-person

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Third-person limited

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User Mark Cassidy
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Answer:

Third person point of you is when you have he,she,and more

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