Which of the following best describes the point of view of the passage?

This perspective provides a comprehensive view of all characters' thoughts and feelings, as the narrator knows everything about the story's events and characters. If the passage were written in this style, it would share insights into multiple characters rather than focusing solely on one, which does not align with the described viewpoint.

In a first-person narrative, the story is told from the narrator's personal perspective, using "I" or "we." This choice would imply that the narrator is an active participant in the story, which contradicts the limited third-person perspective where the narrator remains outside the character's experiences.

A second-person point of view directly addresses the reader using "you," making them a character in the narrative. This perspective is distinct from third-person viewpoints and does not align with a narrative that limits itself to a single character's thoughts and feelings.