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Define first-person voice in your own words.
Think about how that point of view feels for a reader.
Give one example of a narrative that uses third-person limited voice.
Consider books you read recently.
What narrative voice uses first-person pronouns?
Think about who is telling the story.
True or False: The third-person omniscient voice can access the thoughts of multiple characters.
Consider what 'omniscient' means.
Craft a short story using first-person and then retell that same story in third-person limited. Reflect on how the perspective change affects the tone.
Pay attention to character emotions and overall narrative feel.
Write a dialogue between two characters with opposing views on a significant issue. Focus on using subtext to communicate underlying tensions.
How can you make their words reveal more than their meanings?
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