[ SECRET POST #3582 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3582 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries]


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[Daredevil, Wilson Fisk/Vanessa Marianna]


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[Overwatch]


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[Mob Psycho 100]


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[Malcolm in the Middle]


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Comments

Re: narrative question

[(Anonymous)]

It won't destroy the story to switch POVs. Example: the Harry Potter books are written mostly from Harry's perspective but still include scenes that Harry is not physically present to witness.

Re: narrative question

[(Anonymous)]

I don't remember there being many scenes that Harry isn't present for. But I'm not sure if I'm forgetting something.

There are plenty of times where another character is narrating something Harry wasn't present for, or some other flashback device (the Pensieve, Riddle's Diary, etc) allows Harry to see things he wasn't physically present for. And there are the opening chapters to a couple of the books where he's not there, obviously. But the narration & flashback stuff that I can recall is still always from Harry's POV - it's being told to him, so it's nested. And the opening chapter stuff seems more like scene-setting than like an interruption in the narrative.

Is there something that's more of a break in POV that I'm forgetting here?