An omniscient third-person narrative point of view is defined as a perspective where the narrator has knowledge of all characters and all their perspectives. A simple way to think about the omniscient point of view is that it is the perspective of God, or an all-knowing being. In comparison, the limited point of view is one that follows a main character in the story, but the point of view only encapsulates the thoughts and feelings of that one, specific character--not anyone else.
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