Unlock the Hidden Power of Point of View: Master First, Second, and Third Person Like a Pro!

Unlock the Hidden Power of Point of View: Master First, Second, and Third Person Like a Pro!

Of course, this is why we love first person narrative, because it’s imbued with the central character’s personality and their unique perspective on the world.

The most extreme use of this bias is called an unreliable narrator. Unreliable narration is a technique used by novelists to surprise the reader by capitalizing on the limitations of first person narration to make the narrator’s version of events extremely prejudicial to their side and/or highly separated from reality.

You’ll notice this form of narration being used when you, as the reader or audience, discover that you can’t trust the narrator.

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