What is 3rd Person Objective?

3rd person objective is a point of view used in writing and storytelling where the narrator describes the actions and dialogue of characters without revealing their inner thoughts or feelings. The narrator acts like a neutral observer, reporting only what can be seen or heard.

Key Features:

• The narrator uses third-person pronouns like he, she, they.
• The narrator does not provide access to any character’s internal thoughts or emotions.
• The focus is on observable actions and spoken words.
• It creates an unbiased, factual tone, similar to a camera recording events.

Example:

• She walked into the room and said, “Hello.” He nodded but said nothing.

Here, you only know what the characters do and say, not what they think or feel.

Usage:

• Common in journalism, objective reporting, and some types of fiction.
• Helps maintain neutrality and lets readers interpret characters’ emotions themselves.

If you want, I can provide examples or explain how it differs from other points of view!