There are many types of narrators in a story. In general terms, they can be categorized as characters in the story line, that is the first-person view narrator; second-person view (in which the reader is addressed directly as if he or she was a character in the story); and third-person view narrator, which recounts the thoughts, feelings, emotions and events of characters within the story, but is usually not part of the story. From this last category, the third-person view narrator, there is one type of narrator that can be called the “third person limited” narrator (in contrast to a third person omniscient narrator) that only conveys the thoughts, feelings, and emotions of some characters in a fragmentary manner and without being part of the story.
A narrator who is not part of the story and only knows the particular portion of thoughts and feelings is the third person limited. The correct answer is C.
the author's use of clues to hint at what will happen later in the story.
Explanation:
the word "foreshadowing" is a technique used by the writer to give hints or clues about the events that will occur in a story, which help the writer to create expectations on the reader and made the reader feel interested in the literary work.
