Narration

Point of view: A Narrator's position in relation to the story being told created by the author of the stories and series and a Narrator delivers the key points of views of a story and is by capable of having a single or more narrators that that can be accurate or inaccurate.
*Omniscient Narrator (All Knowing): Omniscient Narrators has access to all the actions,thoughts,settings,locations, and events within the fictional settings and shouldn't get anything wrong.
*1st person Narrator: A first person Narrator will use the pronoun "I" to tell the story, and can be either a major or minor character within the series or story. It may be easier for a reader to relate to a story told in a first person account.
*2nd person Narrator: A second person narrator uses the pronoun "you" and is not used very often since it makes the reader a participant in the story not everything a 2nd person narrator states is accurate. (And a reader may be reluctant to be in the very actions!)
*3rd person Narrator: A third person narrator uses the pronoun "he" or "she" and does not take part in the story at all making them entirely unreliable.
*Subjective Narrator: A Subjective narrator is generally a unreliable source because he/she is in the story, and can only speak to his/her experience within it.
*Objective Narrator (Observer): A Objective Narrator describes or interprets thoughts, feelings, motivations, of the characters. (Details such as setting, scenes, and what was said is stronger with an objective observer.)
*Limited Narrator: A limited Narrator has a restricted view of events,thoughts,settings and actions and doesn't "know" the whole story making them entirely unreliable to whats actually is happening.
==Note:==
Please understand NOT all Narrators are Omniscient as proven here make sure to surely understand the different narrator types here.
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