Let’s see if I can use point of view to make you want to reach out and slap me through the screen.
That moment when you eat an apple and fat worms greet you with smiles on their faces. I threw that apple so hard I hurt my arm. She spun around, holding her arm, and ran into a low-hanging branch. Curse that tree. Curse those worms! Little did she know the worms would stage an attack later that day.
Mother of God. That was second, first, third, and omniscient all in one paragraph.
Open a can of worms with me and explore point of view
Point of view shows the story through a lens. Notice the tense, as in past or present, sometimes changes with whatever sounds best.
As I gear up for my first 
“No, we can’t go to the park.”
In the beginning, there were Pantsers and Plotters. One group roamed the earth looking for meaning while the other group stayed put and told the earth what to do. Both groups had a very compelling idea of the earth when they were through, and both lived peacefully in their separate camps. Occasionally a few members would break off and camp in between the two, or cross over completely, but nobody took notice.