Jens stepped into the ring to a wall of boos. He had never fought in Portland before, but this is where the money was, so he followed. The promoter for the Northwestern Fighting Association needed someone to fill in for one of their fighters, Leo "the Lionheart" Couture, the promotion's number-one contender. Apparently, the only thing strong enough to take down "The Lionheart" was the flu. The promoter had seen Jens fight in Seattle and knew he could take a punch. It was the only thing he had really been good at, and it wasn't even fighting. It was taking a punch. Jens could get kicked in the head by a mule and still get up and do long division.
     As Jens bobbed through the ropes and into the ring, he stood twelve feet away from Man Mountain Gordy, the NFA Heavyweight Champion. The guy had anvils in his gloves. He used to say, "If I hit you with my left hand, I'll send you to the hospital. If I hit you with my right, I'll send you to the cemetery." Jens had seen the hospital plenty of times, but the cemetery was a place he had no intention of going to, whether it was for a visit or to take up permanent residence.


From what point of view is the story told?
A.
third person limited <--- because they only go into Jens thoughts
B.
first person
C.
second person
D.
third person omniscient