Setting
This element describes when the story takes place, such as during a historical period, a specific year, or a time of day.
What is time?
This point of view is easily identified because the narrator is a character involved in the story and uses the pronoun "I".
What is first person point of view?
Setting is made up of two main elements. One is the time when a story happens, and the other is this element.
What is place (or location)?
In the excerpt from the novel Wonder, the main character says, "I eat ice cream. I ride my bike." This is proof of this specific point of view.
What is first person?
Name a setting of a story. (both elements of setting)
Answers may vary.
This point of view is often used in "choose your own ending" stories or instructions, and it frequently uses the pronoun "you".
What is second person point of view?
Rain, snow, sunshine, or a violent hurricane are all examples of this setting element that tells you what it looks and feels like outside.
What is the weather?
This type of narrator uses pronouns like "he", "she", and "they", and is usually not involved in the events of the story.
What is a third person narrator?
Besides just time and place, the weather, the time of year, and this physical feature of the land (like mountains or deserts) all help describe where a story takes place.
What is the landscape?
This special word means "to know everything," describing a third person narrator who can tell the reader what any character is thinking.
What is omniscient?