Cress
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Different points of view
Emily
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Sep 20, 2014 07:39AM
In Cress there are so many different points of view, many important characters, and lots of side stories that weave together and fall apart. Did you like this style of writing? Who is your favorite character/point of view?
sorry about the delay! here's my opinion:
I generally like a few different points of view because it helps me understand what's going on a little better. I like Cinder's POV, but I think Cress's is my favorite though. I like how she she's the Earth as so amazing. Also I her personality, that slightly shy girl, I find relatable.
sorry about the delay! here's my opinion:
I generally like a few different points of view because it helps me understand what's going on a little better. I like Cinder's POV, but I think Cress's is my favorite though. I like how she she's the Earth as so amazing. Also I her personality, that slightly shy girl, I find relatable.
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I rarely like many POVs. But again, Marissa Meyer is an exceptional writer. According to me, she has done a brilliant job as I looked forward to read almost all POVs equally. Still, Cinder's and Cress's(because of Captain) POVs are my favorite.
I generally do not like this style of writing as it makes me frustrated to have a piece of information from some other's point of view while the protagonist doesn't and behaves accordingly. Like when Kai didn't know that Cinder is the missing princess.
Also, many POVs do not allow the reader's individual and character's personality to merge completely as the reader does not watch the world only through a single character's eyes.
Well, that is just my personal opinion.
Looking forward to hear your opinion Emily!
I generally do not like this style of writing as it makes me frustrated to have a piece of information from some other's point of view while the protagonist doesn't and behaves accordingly. Like when Kai didn't know that Cinder is the missing princess.
Also, many POVs do not allow the reader's individual and character's personality to merge completely as the reader does not watch the world only through a single character's eyes.
Well, that is just my personal opinion.
Looking forward to hear your opinion Emily!
