The narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters is which point of view?

• A. First-person
• B. Omniscient
• C. Second-person
• D. Limited

Answer: (B)

An omniscient narrator can enter the minds of all characters, showing their thoughts and feelings. This perspective lets you see motives, fears, and hopes from multiple people, which helps you understand how their actions connect.

Think of it as a storyteller who can follow each character, not just one. In contrast, a first-person narrator tells the story through one character’s voice and shares only that character’s inner life. The second-person approach speaks directly to the reader as "you," guiding actions but not revealing everyone’s private thoughts. A limited third-person narrator sticks with one character’s perspective, so you don’t know what other characters are thinking. Because this description involves knowing what all characters think and feel, the omniscient view is the best fit.