Unlock the Hidden Power of Point of View: Master First, Second, and Third Person Like a Pro!
Drama requires mystery. If the reader knows each character’s emotions all the time, there will be no space for drama.
How do You Handle Third Person Omniscient Well?
The way many editors and many famous authors handle this is to show the thoughts and emotions of only one character per scene (or per chapter).
George R.R. Martin, for example, uses “point of view characters,” characters whom he always has full access to understanding. He will write a full chapter from their perspective before switching to the next point of view character.



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