What is third-person narration?

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The answer should be the first option A) because if we do process of elimination, we can cross out B) because that's second person point of view, and cross out C) because that's first person point of view. Its not D) because stories can be any point of view. The answer is A) because not only is it the last remaining answer, but in third person point of view, words such as she, he, they, and it give clue words that its third person.

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The answer is Option A, because none of the other options fit the characteristics of a third person point of view.

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