In literature, the point of view of refers to who tells or narrates the story. Depending on the impact the author intends to give to the reader, a story can be depicted in the first, second or third person point of view.
For example, the first-person point of view will allow readers to sympathize with the narrator's feelings, emotions and drives; the use of a second-person narrator will involve the readers in the account; while the third-person will let the audience have a more general and wider knowledge of the characters' features.
