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First person narrator is a point of view where the story is told by one character. ... You can recognize first person narrative by the use of I and we. This point of view can be limiting to the reader because we only know events from that one character, and we are only privy to that character's thoughts.

Answer:

The answer is the narrator might not be aware of the thoughts or actions of other characters

Explanation:

First person narrator is a narrative style. It is characterized by the use of first person by the narrator along all the story. Even though it can be useful for some types of narratives (such as autobiographies or short stories,) this perspective narrates what the speaker/character considers important and cannot know what the others characters think about a situation.

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