https://3speak.tv/watch?v=riley2214/vqmayaui
Four narrative styles are used to describe the many ways an owner narrates a story. The four groups are first people, second men, third people with restrictions, and third people everywhere. The most typical storylines in all of language's poetry are first-person narratives and third-person omnipotent storylines. The six narrative guiding principles are personality, plot, perspective, location, technique, and topic. It's important to note that these are the basic components of every made-up story.