Which situation would work best with a first-person narrator?

When the writer has a cast of many characters to develop

When the writer has only a short time to focus on character

When the writer is most concerned with plot and not character development

When the writer wants readers to identify strongly with one character

Question

Which situation would work best with a first-person narrator?

 When the writer has a cast of many characters to develop

 When the writer has only a short time to focus on character

 When the writer is most concerned with plot and not character development

 When the writer wants readers to identify strongly with one character

anonymous · Answer

@skullpatrol plz help

pixiedust1 · Answer

Okay.  First, lets review what a first-person narrator is.  

A first person narrator is the point of view from the character.  In this case, the author is really trying to identify with one character.  It allows the reader to really know what the character is thinking/feeling. First person means talking as if they were the character.  Therefore, the author would use "I" "me" etc

pixiedust1 · Answer

After hearing that, what do you think the answer would be?