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

When no single character is more important than any other

When readers need to focus mainly on one central character

When several characters need to be objectively presented

When the author has a long piece, like a novel, to write

Question

Which situation would work best with a third-person narrator?

 When no single character is more important than any other

 When readers need to focus mainly on one central character

 When several characters need to be objectively presented

 When the author has a long piece, like a novel, to write

anonymous · Answer

@.TH3_M0NST3R.

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

Which one do you think is right?

anonymous · Answer

Ehhh idk can you explain what is a third person view?

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

This is from Google:
In third-person point of view, the narrator tells us about what's happening in the story. In third-person limited, the narrator shows us the thoughts and feelings of one character.

anonymous · Answer

I guess I'll probably go with c. :/

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

"C" is actually correct. ;b

anonymous · Answer

:D thanks.

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

No problem. :b

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

Need help with more?

.th3_m0nst3r. · Answer

Don't forget to choose the "$\bf\color{lime}{Best~Response}$".