What limited thrid person?

Answer 1

Third person limited is a type of storytelling where the author only know the feelings and thoughts of one character. The author uses words such as "he", "she", "they" but only follows one character throughout the story.

Answer 2

Limited third person point of view focuses on telling the story through the eyes of a single character, revealing only their thoughts and feelings. Unlike omniscient third person, the narrative is restricted to what this character knows or perceives. This creates a more intimate and subjective perspective for the reader.

Answer 3

The first person: "I". The second person: "You". The third person: "He", "She" or It". To write in the third person one would say, "He threw the ball" or "She danced happily".