1. Night Calls
Lisa Fugard

2. POV – First person
The narrator is one of those characters in the story
Sometimes they are major, and sometimes they are minor.
Limited a lot. Not able to know others’ thinking but the narrator is able to show their own opinions and expressions
‘To kill a Mockingbird’ is also written in the first person point of view

3. The Snow Goose
Paul Gallico

4. Plot
Rhayader, the disabled person, met a girl (named Frida and she is really pretty. she had violet eyes and blonde hair) because she brought a snow goose which has hurt.
First Frida was frightened by Rhayader’s looking but soon she was fascinatd as he worked with the white goose, and find out that he is not that scary

5. POV - 3rd-person omniscient
The narrator is not the one of characters in this story
The narrator is ‘watching’ from ‘outside’, like a god. “All-knowing”
Not limited on a character but seeing the whole world
Able to watch many different reactions on a same situation, from each characters