What point of view would a narrator use if the story is told from one character's perspective using 'I' and 'me'?

• A. Third-person point of view.
• B. Omniscient point of view.
• C. First-person point of view.
• D. Second-person point of view.

Answer: (C)

The point of view is first-person. When a narrator tells the story using I and me, they’re speaking from their own experience and sharing their personal thoughts, feelings, and observations. The reader sees the events through that character’s eyes, which brings immediacy and intimacy but also bias and limited knowledge, since we only know what this character experiences or considers true.

This differs from third-person narration, which uses he, she, or they and can follow multiple characters or an outside observer. Omniscient narration also uses a third-person voice but can reveal the inner thoughts of many characters, not just one. Second-person narration addresses the reader as you, which isn’t the case here.