Fifth grade > G.1 Identify the narrative point of view XPD Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage? Penelope smiled. After sharing such a pleasant journey in the fresh air, she felt that she and coachman were now friends and could trust each other. "Tell me about the children! I so look forward to meeting them." "Ah," he said, his face suddenly clouding over. "The children are-well, I do think it's Lac Ashton's place to discuss the children, I do." From Maryrose Wood, The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place, Book I: The Mysterious Howling. Copyright 2010 by Maryrose Wood first person second person third person