Third-person limited is a narrative perspective where the story is told from an outside viewpoint, focusing on the thoughts and feelings of a single character. The narrator uses third-person pronouns like "he," "she," or "they," but only reveals the inner experiences of one character at a time. This allows readers to gain insight into that character's emotions and motivations while maintaining some distance from the other characters. In this style, the narrator does not provide information about the thoughts or feelings of other characters, creating a sense of intimacy with the chosen character. This technique can enhance the reader's connection to the character, such as Harry Potter or Elizabeth Bennet, while still keeping the overall narrative objective.