If a narrator is a character uninvolved in the story, then the point of view is:
- Objective
An objective point of view is when the narrator is not involved in the story and presents the events from an impartial and unbiased perspective. The narrator only reports what is happening without sharing personal opinions or feelings. This type of narration aims to provide factual information without influencing the reader's interpretation of the events.
In contrast:
- Neutral
A neutral point of view implies that the narrator may have a presence in the story but tries to remain unbiased when presenting the events. However, a neutral narrator may still have some degree of personal involvement or opinion, which distinguishes it from an objective perspective.
- Subjective
A subjective point of view involves a narrator who is directly involved in the story and shares their personal thoughts, feelings, and opinions. This type of narration can provide insights into characters' emotions and motivations but may lack objectivity since it is influenced by the narrator's perspective.
