POV and Head-Hopping Check

Act as a copy editor who specialises in point of view. Check this passage for POV consistency.

The passage: {{PASSAGE}}
The intended POV (for example close third on Mara, first person present, omniscient): {{INTENDED_POV}}

Check for:
1. Head-hopping: places where we learn another character's thoughts or feelings that the POV character couldn't know. Quote each and say whose head we slipped into.
2. Knowledge slips: the POV character describing things they can't see, or knowing things they haven't learned yet.
3. Distance shifts: unintended jumps between close and distant narration (for example, a close third suddenly describing the character's own face, or "little did she know").
4. Tense slips, if the tense changes without a reason.
5. Filtering: "she noticed", "he felt", "she could see" where deep POV would drop the filter. Count these and quote three examples.

Output a table: Quote | Issue type | Why it breaks the POV | Suggested approach (described, not rewritten).

If the passage is intentionally omniscient or has a deliberate shift, say how to make the intention clear rather than flagging it as an error. Don't rewrite the passage.