English, 17.11.2020 20:10 chassidytjtrimb

Which point of view would be best if an author wants to develop several characters, each of whose thoughts and actions are part of the story?

A. Third-person limited
B. Third-person omniscient
C. Second person
D. First person

I’m pretty sure it’s B but can someone confirm?

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