TASK #1 "Bliss" by Katherine Mansfield offers many instances where the third-person narrator is
allowed an introspective look into the mind of Bertha, revealing intimate details of her feelings. One
such example is the opening segment of the story (excerpted in lecture notes for class #6). Read the
story attentively and find ANOTHER passage that works in the same way. Ideally, this should be a fairly
compact passage of 1-3 paragraphs in length. Once you've selected the passage, conduct a close reading
analysis of it and show how specific details including relevant literary devices work to allow the reader
an intimate look into Bertha's feelings. Your paragraph must offer a strong topic sentence with a claim
and evidential support from the passage. You must cite the text of the story extensively. Paragraph must
be approximately 150-200 words.
INSERT YOUR PARAGRAPH BELOW. Write in a paragraph-form, not in point-form. Double-space
your writing. Use 12 point-size font.
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This refers to the type of narration that is used when the actions in a story is shown through the viewpoint of a narrator that is able to see the thoughts and actions of each character

Hence, we can see that there are two main types of a third-person narrator and these are:

Third-person limited perspective
Third-person omniscient

The Third-person limited perspective like the name suggests, has a limited view of the characters, while the omniscient narrator knows virtually everything about the characters.

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