Definition: A line in $RP^2$ : $ L=\{$
< $ x,y,z $ > $ \in RP^2 : Ax + By + Cz = 0, (A,B,C)
\ne (0,0,0).\}= [A,B,C]$
A line in $RP^2$ "=" A
plane through $(0,0,0)$ in $R^3 - \{(0,0,0)\}$.
The ideal line in $RP^2$ : $RP^2 - R^2 = $ {< $x,y,0$
> $: x,y \in R\} = [0,0,1]$.
The ideal line in
$RP^2$ "=" The $XY$ plane in $ R^3 - \{(0,0,0)\}$.
Summary: A point in $RP^2$ corresponds to a
line in $R^3$ that passes through $(0,0,0)$.
A line in $RP^2$ corresponds to a plane in $R^3$
that passes through $(0,0,0)$.