Call Option Basics: Intrinsic & Time Values Explained

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Me want to know the exact basics. my example is
If i bought option of 20$ with strike price of 25$ for 3 months at the date of expiry underlying [beep] et is having price of 33$ what are
1) intrinsic value and to whom it will go to holder of option or writer.
2) what is time value to whom it will go holder or writer
3) what is the option value and to whom it belong writer or holder.
please explain those in call option .hopping that my question is complete .
 
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