what is a third person narrative?

Question

examples maybe?

Answer 1

Dude Paul, hows chillin en lesniacks class?

Answer 2

It is the most common method of fiction writing. Writing in the third person means that the author refers to the characters in the story referring to them by name or as he, she, or they. In third person narrative the story is told, but the narrator is invisible, playing no part in the story. However, the perspective of one or more characters is used to draw the reader into the story and develop empathy for the characters.

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Answer 3

A third person narrative is one written without the use of personal pronouns like "I" or "we."

Example: Many people believe that it is difficult to know which presidential candidate to vote for because they lack an understanding of where the candidates stand on important issues.

Answer 4

Ok
A first person would say, "I saw that cat when it jumped."
He reads like he is part of the action, like he was there.
Second person. "You saw that cat when it jumped,"
He makes you a part of the story. Part of the action.
Third person, "He saw the cat when it jumped." It is like he is reading about the story, like he is the narrator, outside of the action.

Answer 5

It's as if somebody else were talking so it would be like

"He said that they should go to the theatre but she said that she would rather go for dinner."

Answer 6

From the point of view of an observer, not your own.

Answer 7

A narration made by a third person...