Question

Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage?

"We shall need a camp-fire if we've got to spend the night here," said Peter. "I've got matches. Let's go and see if we can collect some dry wood."
Everyone saw the sense of this, and for the next half-hour they were busy.

From C. S. Lewis, Prince Caspian. Copyright 1951 by C. S. Lewis

First, second, or third point of view

Answer 1

Answer:

Third person point of view

Explanation:

Most of the passage is ambiguous of whether it is first or third person. However, if 'everyone' is 'they,' not 'we,' then the narrator is not part of the action. Therefore it is third person (or just third) point of view.