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First-person narration is narration by whom?

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a person involved in the story.

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Which is a challenge of first-person narration?
The story cannot go into different characters' heads.
Which is a drawback of first-person narration?
The story is limited to one character's perspective.
Which is an effect of first-person narration?
The reader is likely to notice the way the character speaks.
Is the stranger written in first-person or the third-person narration?
its writen in omniscient narration.
Example of First person narration?
Anything written from the point of view of I, me, myself: I walked into ...I saw... That's first person.A more comprehensive example:"I could picture it. I have a rotten habit of picturing the...

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