Which feature is more likely to be present in a third-person narrative than in a first-person narrative?

A.) description of a past incident that affected a character.

B.) insight about the thoughts of a variety of characters.

C.) suspicion about the hidden intentions of a character.

D.) criticism about the lifestyle of different characters.

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Aisha Charles

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14 April, 08:48

Which feature is more likely to be present in a third-person narrative than in a first-person narrative?

A.) description of a past incident that affected a character.

B.) insight about the thoughts of a variety of characters.

C.) suspicion about the hidden intentions of a character.

D.) criticism about the lifestyle of different characters.

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Kash Murray · Answer 1

The answer to this question is letter "D. criticism about the lifestyle of different characters". If the narrative is in third - person, the narrator can only criticize what have been previously describe and cannot do the thinking that the first-persons in the story should do.