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A story in which one of the characters narrates events using 'I' and 'we' is said to employ

Afirst-person narration.CORRECT
Bflashback.
Cthird-person omniscient narration.
Dstream of consciousness.
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When a character tells the story as a participant using 'I', the point of view is first person. Third-person omniscient narration uses 'he', 'she' and 'they' and knows all characters' thoughts, stream of consciousness records a character's unbroken flow of thought, and flashback is a shift to earlier events.
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