Imagined Scenes | Style
Point of View
Point of view is the narrative perspective from which a story is told. Most common points of view include first person and third person. In a firstperson story, the narrator is commonly referred to as “I,” and she reveals the story from her own perspective and mind. In a third-person narration, the narrative unfolds either from the perspective of an omniscient narrator who can tell the reader everything that is going on with every one of the characters, or from an impersonal voice that merely report events from all perspectives. Beattie, however, in “Imagined...
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