Which description matches third-person omniscient narration?

• A. The narrator follows only a single character’s perspective.
• B. The narrator reveals only actions, never thoughts.
• C. The narrator knows the thoughts of all characters.
• D. The narrator is a character in the story.

Answer: (C)

Third-person omniscient narration features a narrator who is outside the story but knows and can reveal the thoughts and feelings of all characters, sometimes switching between different characters’ inner lives and offering broader commentary. That makes it distinct from descriptions that limit perspective to one character's view (third-person limited), or that report only actions without inner thoughts (objective narration), or that present the story through a narrator who is actually a character within the tale (first-person narration). Therefore, the description that says the narrator knows the thoughts of all characters matches third-person omniscient narration.