What item listed below is not characteristic of first-person point of view? the narrator is also a character within the story we can see and know events in the story that the narrator does not. we can see and hear the narrator's inner thoughts, even if they aren't spoken aloud. the reader follows the narrator throughout the entire story.

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The first person view of a story is characterized as when the narrator is the main character, and they narrate the story through their own thoughts and feelings in their own point of view.
Therefore, we can cross out 1. That's true.
For the second one, we know that we're basically following the narrator around throughout the story. Other things could go on, but the only information we know is what the narrator knows. So, that's wrong too.
The next one is true. When reading a book in first person, we get into the brain and mind of the character, and even if what they think isn't spoken, we still know about all of it.
As a result, our answer must be the fourth option. Just as I said before, we follow the narrator (main character) throughout the entire story and follow them on their journey, quest, or daily life.
Hopefully this helps!