Which feature is more likely to be present in a third-person narrative than in a first-person narrative?

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B - insight about the thoughts of a variety of characters is a feature more likely to be used in third-person narrative than first-person.

First person POV is limited to what only that person sees, feels, and thinks. If the thoughts of a variety or multiple characters is revealed - it must be 3rd person.

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