Pick a stressful or contentious situation between two characters—an
argument between a husband and wife, for example, or an interrogation
scene in which a detective is trying to get a confession out of a suspect.
Then, tell the scene three ways: once in the close third person from
the point of view of one character, such as the detective; once in the
close third person from the point of view of the other character; and
once in the omniscient third person, showing the same situation from
a godlike perspective.
