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Third person objective is like the narrator being the prose equivalent of a camera and a tape recorder. No commentary on what’s seen and heard. Just an objective presentation of what’s seen and heard.
Third person limited is third person but from the perspective of one of the characters.
Third person omniscient is from the perspective of the author, from the perspective of “God” in the sense of the author being the creator of the world the reader is reading about.
In a Third Person Objective narrative, the author merely presents the facts, with no explanation of events and no significant insight into the characters portrayed.
In a Limited Person Objective narrative, the narrator tells the story through the eyes of one of the characters, usually the protagonist, and the reader’s understanding of people and events is shaped by the extent and limitations of that one character’s knowledge, perception, experiences, and feelings.
In a Third Person Omniscient narrative, the writer is, well, omniscient, and is able to relate and interpret all the events in the story from the viewpoint of any or all of the characters. Nothing escapes the narrator’s crystal ball!
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