TED-Ed: First person vs. Second person vs. Third person | Rebekah Bergman

The video explores different narrative perspectives: third-person, first-person, and second-person. It discusses how each perspective offers unique possibilities and constraints, affecting storytelling. Examples from literature illustrate these points, highlighting how perspective influences narrative style and reader engagement. The video also touches on future innovations in narrative perspectives through virtual and augmented reality.

What are the three opening lines mentioned in the text, and from which works do they originate?

How does the point of view affect the transformation of a story, as illustrated by the example of Rapunzel?

What are the differences between first-person, second-person, and third-person narratives?

In what ways can a first-person narrator be unreliable, as discussed in the context of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel?

How does the narrative perspective shift in Justin Torres's novel 'We the Animals'?

What role does second-person narration play in storytelling, and how can it affect the reader's experience?

How might new technologies like virtual and augmented reality change narrative perspectives in storytelling?