First-person: Uses I to refer to the narrator. SUbjective: only what the character thinks

• homodiegetic: character-narrator:  a character narrates.
• a subset of homodiegetic is autodiegetic: the protagonist is the character who narrates

Second-person

Third-person: not I; not a character in the story world.

• omniscient: all-knowing. narrator can go into the heads of everyone
• limited: can go into one character’s head
• objective: does not go into anyone’s head. All based on what can be observed.

reliable vs unreliable narrator

defamiliarization