Perspective is super important when telling a story. It helps make readers feel emotions and really get into the story. Let’s break it down to understand it better.

1. Point of View:

   • First-person: In this view, the story is told from the character’s eyes. When a character says, "I felt lost," you can really feel their confusion. It’s like walking in their shoes.
   • Third-person limited: Here, you learn a lot about just one character. You still get some feelings, but it might not be as deep as first-person. You understand what they’re going through, but it’s through a filter.
   • Third-person omniscient: This perspective shows you everything! You can see what different characters are thinking and feeling. It gives a full view of the story, but sometimes it can feel a bit distant if not done right.

2. Narrative Voice:

   • A strong narrative voice can really make a character feel real. If the voice is funny or emotional, it can help readers connect and care about what happens next.
   • For instance, a narrator with a sarcastic tone can make serious topics seem lighter and provide a special way for readers to experience the story.

In the end, the perspective shapes how we understand and feel about the story. Picking the right point of view is key. It can turn a regular tale into something unforgettable.