Question

why might an author choose an omniscient point of view?
a. to create confusion
b. to limit the readers understanding
c. to reveal multiple characters inner thoughts
d. to make the narrator unreliable

Explanation:

An omniscient point of view means the narrator knows all characters' thoughts, feelings, and backstories. Options A, B, and D describe effects of other narrative perspectives (like limited or unreliable first-person), while option C aligns with the core purpose of using an omniscient narrator.

Answer:

C. To reveal multiple characters' inner thoughts