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Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage? "Say, Leonie," says Cynthia, "I was wondering. You still know how to do a back handspring?" Do you know how to do a back handspring? True, you haven't been to Turner Hall in years... but every once in a while in your physical education class, you horse around the mats enough to knock the rust off. Tumbling is the one activity that allows you to harness your body's potential and power. From Angelina Mirabella, The Sweetheart. Copyright 2014 by Angelina Mirabella. first person second person third person limited third person omniscient?​

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Since the possible points of view are first, second, and third person, after reading the passage, we can say the author uses the following point of view:

- Second-person point of view.

  • To find the point of view of a narrative text, we must pay attention to the words used by the narrator. The most common points of view are first and second person.
  • If the narrator only uses third-person pronouns, such as "he" or "they", then we have a third-person point of view.
  • If the narrator uses first-person pronouns, such as "I" or "we", then it is a first-person point of view.
  • It turns out that the passage we are analyzing here uses a second-person point of view, which is quite rare.
  • The author, Angelina Mirabella, has even written an article explaining how she came to that decision.
  • Notice that the narrator is talking to the character using "you": "True, you haven't been to Turner Hall in years..." - these words are not said by another character, but by the narrator.
  • Therefore, our answer should be second-person point of view.

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