Question

which narrative point of view is shown in the passage?
there is a brief silence—a lull—in the phone conversation but, already, three minutes of
the abridged version of \the thieving magpie\ have passed and you make note of this.
\james franco, do you realize this is probably the longest red light i have ever sat
through?\ you say.
\youre at a red light?\ james franco says.
\yes, i am at a red light.\
\okay.\
you stare at something on the windshield and then think about the milky way.
from mike kleine, mastodon farm. copyright 2012 by mike kleine
first person
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient

Explanation:

The passage uses the pronoun "you" to refer to the narrator and the main character, addressing the reader or the character directly as "you" (e.g., "you make note of this", "you say", "You stare..."). This is characteristic of the second - person narrative point of view. First - person uses "I/we", third - person limited focuses on one character's thoughts/feelings with "he/she/they" but not "you", and third - person omniscient has a narrator knowing all characters' thoughts/feelings with "he/she/they".

Answer:

second person