Question

how could you best explain the difference between objective and omniscient point of view in fiction?
objective point of view is the most difficult to write, while omniscient point of view is easier to write.
objective narrators stick to explicit details, and omniscient narrators reveal the internal thoughts and feelings of the characters.
objective narrators are more argumentative and personal, while omniscient narrators stick to the explicit details of the story.
objective point of view can only happen in nonfiction, while omniscient point of view can happen in nonfiction and fiction.

Explanation:

In fiction, the objective point - of - view focuses on observable details. The narrator does not reveal the internal thoughts and feelings of characters. On the other hand, the omniscient point - of view allows the narrator to know and reveal the internal thoughts, feelings, and motives of all characters.

Answer:

B. Objective narrators stick to explicit details, and omniscient narrators reveal the internal thoughts and feelings of the characters.