A third person limited narrator and a third person omniscient narrator differ in that way

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A third person limited is when you aren't in the first person, but you can only hear one person's thoughts and third person omniscient is when you are still observing from the outside, but you are seeing and hearing multiple people's thoughts and actions.

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