Question

select the correct answer.

what is the main difference between the limited and omniscient third-person narrative point of view?

a limited point of view is told from the point of view of a minor character of the story.
an omniscient point of view allows the reader access to the thoughts of the main character of the story.
a limited point of view allows the reader access to the thoughts of all the main characters of the story.
an omniscient point of view provides readers with knowledge about all characters, as well as past and future events.

Explanation:

In literature, a third-person omniscient narrator is "all-knowing." This perspective allows the narrator to access the thoughts, feelings, and motivations of any character, as well as share background information, future outcomes, and events happening simultaneously in different locations. In contrast, a third-person limited narrator restricts the perspective to the thoughts and feelings of only one single character.

Answer:

D. An omniscient point of view provides readers with knowledge about all characters, as well as past and future events.