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What point of view is used in “An Episode of War” by Stephen Crane?


First person, because the lieutenant tells the story.

First person, because initially the lieutenant, and later the doctor, tell the story.

Third person, because an objective narrator outside the events tells the story.

Third person, because one of the soldiers tells the story.

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i belive the answer is C. Third person, because an objective narrator outside the events tells the story.

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Answer: Third person, because an objective narrator outside the events tells the story

Explanation: "An Episode of War" by Stephen Crane, is told using the third person point of view because an objective narrator outside the events tells the story. The third person narrator uses pronouns like he, she or they. This is the story of an army lieutenant who is busy distributing the coffee among the squads when he is wounded in the arm. He starts thinking about the meaning of life and war and feels helpless.