A character's point of view is how they see and feel about things in the story.

Knowing a character's feelings helps us understand their actions and the story better.

When a character is annoyed, they feel upset or irritated about something.

A story can be told by a character in the story or a narrator.

To be excited means to feel very happy and eager about something.

A chore is a task or job that someone has to do, like cleaning or sweeping.

We can tell how a character feels by their words, actions, and expressions.

To be scared means to feel afraid or worried about something.

A narrator is the person who tells the story, explaining what happens.

To be nervous means to feel worried or anxious about something.