From which point of view is the passage written?

Selena said she would be waiting out front with the car at 9 p.m. Where could she be? The longer Isabel waited for her friend to pick her up, the more nervous she became. It couldn’t be a worse night to be standing outside alone. A storm was moving in, and the wind was beginning to rustle the trees, making everything seem spookier than it already was.

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From which point of view is the passage written?

Selena said she would be waiting out front with the car at 9 p.m. Where could she be? The longer Isabel waited for her friend to pick her up, the more nervous she became. It couldn’t be a worse night to be standing outside alone. A storm was moving in, and the wind was beginning to rustle the trees, making everything seem spookier than it already was.

bizzeizzy · Answer

limited third person
omniscient third person
first person

anonymous · Answer

third person limited. this is due to the fact that the writer is only writing within the thoughts on one character rather than both of them. make sense?