Which point of view is told by an outside narrator who is not a character and does not see all?

• A. First Person
• B. Third Person Limited
• C. Third Person Omniscient
• D. Second Person

Answer: (B)

Point of view in narration: An outside narrator who isn’t a character and doesn’t know everything fits third person limited. This perspective stays outside the story but follows one character closely, revealing that character’s thoughts and feelings while keeping the inner lives of other characters hidden. It’s not first person, because that would mean the narrator is a character telling the story with “I.” It’s not third person omniscient, because that narrator knows all minds and can describe events and thoughts everywhere. It’s not second person, which would address the reader as “you.” So this description matches third person limited.