This creates a feeling for the readers as if they are observers of the protagonist and other characters, equipped with varying degrees of insight. In narratives using a third-person point of view, the storyteller addresses characters by their names and employs third-person pronouns. Commonly abbreviated as POV, it determines how near or far, and potentially biased, the narrator is. The perspective from which a story is told is known as its point of view, showcasing the narrator's position and connection to the narrative.
Why use the third-person point of view in your writing?
