COMMON THEMES

Believe in yourself.
Don’t judge a book by its cover.
Honesty is the best policy.
Don’t do unto what others you don’t
want to do unto you.
POINT
OF The angle
from which a
VIEW
story is told.
 FIRST PERSON POINT OF
VIEW
The narrator is a character within the story,
and the narrative is told from their
perspective using "I" or "we."
Example: "I walked to the store and couldn't
believe what I saw."
 SECOND PERSON POINT OF
VIEW
Itis rare and involves addressing the reader directly
using "you." It immerses the reader in the story,
making them a participant in the narrative.
Example: "You walk to the store and can't believe
what you see."
 THIRD PERSON LIMITED POINT
OF VIEW
The narrator is an external observer who knows the
thoughts and feelings of one character (usually the
protagonist) but not all characters.
Example: "He walked to the store and couldn't believe
what he saw."
 THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT
POINT OF VIEW
The narrator is an all-knowing observer who can
access the thoughts and emotions of multiple
characters.
Example: "He walked to the store, while across town,
she was having a completely different experience."