select the correct answer.\nwhat is the main difference between the limited and omniscient third - person…

select the correct answer.\nwhat is the main difference between the limited and omniscient third - person narrative point of view?\na. an omniscient point of view provides readers with knowledge about all characters, as well as past and future events.\nb. a limited point of view is told only from the point of view of a minor character of the story, including past and future events.\nc. an omniscient point of view allows the reader access to only the thoughts of the main character of the story.\nd. a limited point of view allows the reader access to the thoughts of only the main characters of the story.
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Brief Explanations:
In third - person narrative, omniscient means knowing all (about characters, past, future). Limited third - person is usually from one character's (often main) perspective. Option B is wrong as limited is not from a minor character. Option C is wrong as omniscient is not limited to one (main) character. Option D is correct as limited third - person gives access to only the main character's thoughts. Option A is a correct description of omniscient but we are looking for the main difference in the context of the options. The key difference is about whose thoughts are accessible.
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D. A limited point of view allows the reader access to the thoughts of only the main characters of the story.