Which describes first-person plural narration?

• A. It uses 'I' to tell the story.
• B. It uses third-person pronouns only.
• C. It uses 'we' to represent multiple speakers.
• D. It eliminates the narrator.

Answer: (C)

First-person plural narration is when the narrator tells the story from a collective voice, using "we" to refer to the narrator and others within the group. This creates a sense of shared experience and makes readers feel part of the group's actions and decisions; the narrator is part of the group, speaking for several people at once. For example, "We walked to the river and decided to help each other across" shows multiple voices speaking as one. This differs from using "I," which is a single narrator; third-person narration uses pronouns like "he," "she," or "they" outside the speaker; and eliminating the narrator means the story presents events with no voiced perspective at all.