The Omniscient narrator

• What is an omniscient narrator?


  A narrator who knows all characters' thoughts and feelings.
• What does characterization refer to?


  The development and presentation of characters in a story.
• Define conflict in literature.

  The struggle between opposing forces that creates tension in the narrative.
• What is the third-person omniscient point of view?


  A narrative perspective where the narrator knows everything, allowing insight into all characters.
• Why do authors use different points of view?


  To convey stories in various ways and provide different perspectives.
• Which literary era commonly used the third-person omniscient narrator?


  The Romantic era.