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When teaching point of view, a teacher notices students confusing first-person limited with third-person limited narration. The KEY distinction to emphasize is:

A.First-person restricts insight to the narrator's mind; third-person perspective grants access to the inner thoughts of multiple characters

B.First-person includes internal thoughts and feelings; third-person perspective emphasizes observable actions and dialogue

C.First-person uses "I/we" with the narrator as a character; third-person uses "he/she" but restricts knowledge to one character's perspective

D.First-person is inherently biased by the narrator's involvement; third-person perspective offers a detached and completely factual viewpoint

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