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Which sentence best describes how the author of lord of the flies uses point of view in the novel

1) the author uses a third person omnicient narrative to the reader understand what motivates the multiple protagonists

2)the author uses a first person narrative to the reader identify the thoughts and feelings of the one protagonist

3)the author uses a second person narrative to you analyze what happened

4) the author uses a limited 3rd person narrative to the reader verify the actions of the protagonist

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