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The anwser is D. In third person, you see/hear ALL the characters feelings, whereas in first, you only hear/see the character who is telling the story's P.O.V. In second person, it flips from say only seeing Jacks p.o.v, to only seeing Suzy's.

Nikolay [14]3 years ago

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The third-person limited point of view is characterize for being a narrator that only know the feeling of one character and in the redaction the third person pronoun are used to describe the events, they, he and she, in this case we can see that the narrator only describes Jeff feelings and the narration is from a spectator view, the answer is the narration reveals the thoughts and feelings of only one character in the story, option C.

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