Flashcard 5 - Next Generation Reading Flashcard Set for the ACCUPLACER Test

The story uses a narrator to describe the events from only one character’s perspective. The reader follows that one character, usually the main character, through the course of the story.

Third-person limited is just that—a “limited” telling of the story. The reader doesn’t know what other characters think or feel about the action in the story; they only get one perspective or point of view.