Question

which of following sentences best demonstrates the "you" view?

Answer 1

Well, as there are not following sentences, let me give you a little information about the points of view.

First person is where the narrator (the person telling the story) is part of the story and is a character. Ex. We went to the store and I couldn't believe my eyes.

Second person (what I assume by the "you" view) is referring to where the narrator is referring to you directly. Ex. You might not want to read these words. James Patterson uses this a lot in his Maximum Ride series.

Third person has two prongs: Limited and omniscient. The limited prong does not allow the reader to see the character's thoughts and feelings while an omniscient narrator allows it. Ex. She walked down the road. He hated thinking about it. They ran as fast as they could.