Make an example of third person omniscient
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Make an example of third person omniscient;My answer: "As she walked into the room, Emily couldn't shake off the feeling that something was off. She had no idea that her husband, Jack, had been planning a surprise party for her birthday, and that their friends were hiding behind the curtains, waiting for the perfect moment to shout 'Surprise!' Meanwhile, Jack was nervously checking his watch, worried that Emily would discover the surprise before he was ready. Little did he know, their daughter, Sarah, had accidentally revealed the surprise to Emily's best friend, Rachel, who was now trying to distract Emily while Jack finished the preparations."Characteristics:1. Third-person narration: The story is told using pronouns like "she", "he", and "they".2. Omniscient perspective: The narrator knows everything, including: - Emily's thoughts and feelings - Jack's plans and worries - The friends' hiding spot - Sarah's mistake - Rachel's attempt to distract Emily3. Multiple characters' perspectives: The narrator switches between characters, revealing their thoughts and feelings.4. Knowledge beyond the characters: The narrator knows more than any individual character, creating a sense of all-knowingness.Benefits:1. Allows for complex storytelling2. Provides insight into multiple characters' minds3. Creates suspense and tension4. Enables the narrator to comment on the storyChallenges:1. Managing multiple perspectives2. Avoiding head-hopping (switching between characters too quickly)3. Maintaining narrative coherence#CarryonlearningHope it helped:D
