Question

Lines 69-74: Is the narrator of the story omniscient or limited? What evidence supports your answer?A soldier for the crown

Answer 1

Answer:

limited

Explanation:

The narration of "A soldier for the crown" is done with the second person point of view, where the narrator addresses himself directly to the reader, as if the reader were the main character of the plot. The narrator has access to all thoughts, perceptions, feelings and experiences that the reader goes through, but this is limited to the character "reader". The narrator is not aware of these same factors in relation to the other characters. This means that this story presents a limited narrator.