The third-person point of view in the passage allows the author to

This choice suggests a second-person narrative style, where the author addresses the reader directly using "you." However, the passage maintains a third-person perspective, which focuses on the characters and events rather than engaging the audience personally.

This option implies a limited third-person or first-person perspective, which focuses on the thoughts and experiences of a single character. In contrast, the passage employs a broader third-person point of view that encompasses multiple characters and settings, rather than restricting the description to one individual’s perspective.

While internal conflict can be explored through third-person narration, this passage does not delve into any character's inner thoughts or struggles. Instead, it focuses on the actions and descriptions of the Wicked Witch and the scene around her, lacking a specific character’s internal conflict.