1. Third-Person Objective
Explanation: That was third-person objective because the narrator doesn't reveal any character's thoughts or feelings. Only actions and dialogue are narrated.
2. Third-Person Omniscient
Explanation: That was third-person omniscient because the narrator reveals the internal thoughts and feelings of more than one character (Jean and Tia).
3. First-Person
Explanation: That was first-person because the narrator tells the story first-hand, from the perspective of "I."
4. Third-Person Omniscient
Explanation: That was third-person omniscient because the narrator reveals the internal thoughts and feelings of more than one character (Dr. Brando and Dr. Manheim).
5. Third-Person Objective
Explanation: That was third-person objective because the narrator doesn't reveal any character's thoughts or feelings. Only actions and dialogue are narrated.
6. Second-Person
Explanation: This is second-person because it is narrated from "your" perspective.
7. Third-Person Limited
Explanation: That was third-person limited because the narrator reveals the internal thoughts and feelings of a single character (Julie).
8. Third-Person Objective
Explanation: That was third-person objective because the narrator doesn't reveal any character's thoughts or feelings. Only actions and dialogue are narrated.
9. First-Person
Explanation: That was first-person because the narrator tells the story first-hand, from the perspective of "I."
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