Third person Omniscient : A story that is told by an all knowing uninvolved observer using "he" " she" and "it" Third person limited Narration: Narration mode in which the reader is seeing the story through one of the characters eyes Examples of Third person omniscent:
1." Hazel saw him wince. having no mental handicap herself, she had to ask George what the last sound had been"
<span>2." He began to think glimmering, about his abnormal son that was now in jail" </span>
( From the Artical "Harrison Bergeron") Examples of Third person limited:
1."Some things about living weren't quit right though."
2." I think it would be very interesting to hear all those different sounds."
( From the article Harrison Bergeron) The difference between Third Omniscient and Third Limited : Third Person Limited point of view in writing where the reader is looking upon a situation often knowing more about a situation than the character does Omniscient is when the reader is all knowing of everything not just one character.
<span>Third Limited is when you only see what is happening through one of the characters eyes.
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The Answer Is B: <span>A struggle between a character and something outside himself or herself </span>
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to win the other’s affection
Explanation:
I'm not good at analyzing poetry, so take this with a pinch of salt, but I'm certain this is the answer.