Point of View in Candide

The story is told through the eyes of a character, and the audience learns about other characters through this character's perception.

The narrator addresses the reader as 'you'.

The narrator is an observer, not a character, and reveals thoughts and feelings of all characters.

The narrator is an observer, not a character, and only one or two characters reveal their thoughts and feelings.

The narrator is an observer, not a character, and describes actions but not the thoughts or feelings of characters.

1. Look for pronouns that reveal the POV.

1. Pay attention to the language used by the narrator.

1. Think about how the narrator might know the details provided.

1. Consider what details the narrator includes or excludes.

1. Analyze the narrator's perspective on characters based on the details provided.