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1)It is Third-Person omniscient
2)The narrator focuses on two characters, the robber, and Jane to show the third- person omniscient. he knows their feelings and emotions.

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third person

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Third-person omniscient.
Its third person omniscient because it talks about the characters feelings.

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Third person omniscient because it uses third person pronouns and it talks about the feelings of only one character

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It's third person limited because it reveals info about only one character

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1) This is in third person omniscient.
2) I know this because, the author knows multiple characters feelings and emotions . (He knows both the robbers and Jane inner feelings and emotions.)

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1. Third-Person omniscient
2. The narrator uses focuses on two characters the robber and Jane to show Third-Person omniscient.

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1. third-person omniscient.
2. This passage explains 2 different characters.

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1. It is in Third Person omniscient
2. it is talking about the feelings and the thoughts of the characters. (The robber and Jane).

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1.Third person limited
2. I chose this perspective because it projects what the characters are thinking at the moment.

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i think it is third-person omniscient because the author expresses multiple feelings of multiple people.

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1. It is in third-person omniscient.
2. I know this because the narrator talks about the thoughts and actions of multiple characters. (The robber and Jane).

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Third person omniscient    I choose that answer because it talks about all people  like the robber and Jane.

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1. 3rd person omn
2. I chose that perspective, because is tells all what the characters are thinking in the story

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It is Third-Person omniscient because the narrator is talking about more than one character. For example the narrator talks about the robber thinking about what he is about to do and the narrator talks about how Jane reacts to seeing the robber.

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third person. omniscient it talks about more than one character thoughts and feelings.