what is “first-person point of view” in literature?
what is “first-person point of view” in literature?
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The first-person point of view is a narrative device in which a story is narrated by one character. This is opposed to the omniscient point of view, in which a story is narrated by a narrator who knows everything about the world and can freely move in and out of characters’ minds.