which narrative point of view is shown in the passage?\n\nalthough self - pity usually annoys you, you are…

which narrative point of view is shown in the passage?\n\nalthough self - pity usually annoys you, you are mainlining a veterinary - sized syringe of it when it registers on you that larry diamond has left his station at the bar and is shuffling toward your table. how disgusting, you think. he even walks like a derelict. \hows it going, larry?\ asks phil. \mr. diamond, i presume,\ gushes ann louise. suddenly, she is as bright as the tip of her little cigar.\n\nfrom tom robbins, half asleep in frog pajamas. copyright 1994 by tom robbins\n\nfirst person\n\nsecond person\n\nthird person limited\n\nthird person omniscient

which narrative point of view is shown in the passage?\n\nalthough self - pity usually annoys you, you are mainlining a veterinary - sized syringe of it when it registers on you that larry diamond has left his station at the bar and is shuffling toward your table. how disgusting, you think. he even walks like a derelict. \hows it going, larry?\ asks phil. \mr. diamond, i presume,\ gushes ann louise. suddenly, she is as bright as the tip of her little cigar.\n\nfrom tom robbins, half asleep in frog pajamas. copyright 1994 by tom robbins\n\nfirst person\n\nsecond person\n\nthird person limited\n\nthird person omniscient

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Brief Explanations:

The passage uses the pronoun "you" to address the narrator or the perspective through which the story is told. Second - person point of view directly addresses the reader (or the character in the story) as "you", which matches the usage in this passage. First - person uses "I/we", third - person limited focuses on one character's thoughts but uses "he/she/they", and third - person omniscient knows all characters' thoughts. So the narrative point of view here is second person.

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second person