Literary perspectives

Literary perspectives are the way writers tell stories in literature. While there are plenty of literary perspectives out there, here are the ones that are most commonly used.
==First-Person==
The first-person perspective is noted when the narrator participates in a story and tells his/her side of the story. This can be found in the Unending Warfare trilogy.
==Third-Person==
There are two types of third-person perspective found in literature. The main idea of third-person is the idea that the narrator does not participate in the story.
===Limited===
Third-person limited is when the narrator is outside of the story and can only tell what is happening to one character.
===Omniscient===
Third-person omniscient is when the narrator is outside of the story and can tell anything and everything about what is happening to each of the characters.