Answer:there can be two different meaning of POV (point of view) one of them being just your standpoint in a situation, basically how you view a situation, along with the other being which perspective is a story being told at, first person, making the narrator the eye witness, so he can only tell what he sees basically, then you have second person, which is basically making you a character, such as cookbooks, how they say fish YOU do this, then YOU do that, and finally third person, has numerous styles, omniscient, is when the narrator is in an outside POV and knows all of the other characters thoughts, and what they see, limited, is where he is just like an outside spice seeing over the entire story, but he cannot know thoughts.
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