Good point! In 3rd Person Limited it would be really distracting to have a narrator who’s really in your face, so I was thinking in terms of a more omniscient narrator. Remember though, here we’re focusing more on the voice of the narrator/characters as opposed to the actual POV used. It’s a subtle difference but an important one. POV deals with which characters thoughts/feelings/minds the narrator (and subsequently the reader) can have access to. Voice deals with how the writer puts that into words on the page (i.e. how the voice “sounds” and how visible that narrator is to the reader). In a sense, POV is the “what” while Voice is the “how.”