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SIX SIMPLE WAYS TO HANDLE VIEWPOINT CHANGES

By: Amanda Patterson

What is viewpoint?

Our viewpoint (point of view) characters are the filters through which we tell the reader the story. Once we have decided on a character, we need to choose a viewpoint for him or her. We have three choices: first person, second person, and third person.

	Singular	Plural
First Person	I	We
Second Person	You	You
Third Person	He/She	They

It is important to know which viewpoint you are going to choose when you tell your story. Most authors prefer third and first person. It is unusual to use second person, but it can be effective.

How do we know which viewpoint to use?

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