CheraPupi

"The third major point of view is the second-person, in which the narrator addresses the audience directly using the pronoun "you," and assumes that the audience is experiencing the events along with the narrator."

When I first saw the heading "Second-Person" I was really confused for a second. I was thinking, "Wait, what is second-person point of view?" I realized that the reason I had a momentary lapse is because second-person is so rarely talked about because it's used the least of the three points of view. I don't like reading something in which the author is addressing me as "you." I question if he's really talking to ME or another character and I end up reading it over and over to understand fully what the purpose is.