Question

1. 3rd person - the narrator is outside of the story. • uses pronouns such as \he\, \she\, \they\ • 3rd person omniscient - the narrator knows everything about all of the characters. • 3rd person limited - the narrator knows everything about only one or some of the characters. which point of view forms a plot structure in which the narrator inserts the reader into the story? 3rd person 1st person 2nd person

Explanation:

In second - person point of view, the narrator uses "you" to directly insert the reader into the story, making the reader a part of the plot structure. First - person uses "I" or "we", and third - person uses "he", "she", "they" and keeps the reader more as an observer.

Answer:

C. 2nd person