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May 09, 2015 09:17PM

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-adonis ❰Stitched you up, put you together With cotton and feather Gave you love, put my heart inside you Oh what could I do When you started talking , A Wild Jakarta
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My theory is that any book that is a series with a first person narration the entire time until the last book, which is split up, the main character will die.
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I like third person, and also when it switches through a bunch of characters. ( i.e Heroes of Olympus ) but its also really annoying because something suspenseful is happening to one character but then the author freaking changes to another character and i'm like eifnk efin.,. but i hate first person when theres more than one character because it gets confusing as f-ck (cough the Fifth Wave and Infinite Sea cough) and i forget it changes


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[ ☯ ] serein ━ ❝ waste my time, burn my mind wrote: "I like third person, and also when it switches through a bunch of characters. ( i.e Heroes of Olympus ) but its also really annoying because something suspenseful is happening to one character but ..."
Sometimes I consder skipping to their next POV and
Sometimes I consder skipping to their next POV and
Third person; I find that descriptions in first person can often seem over-the-top and unrealistic. I dunno, I feel like the author has to take on a simpler writing style when they write in first person.

Yes, although the genre comedy seems to work well with first person a lot of the time.
Definitely! And there are times first person works great, like in the Percy Jackson books. But in general, I tend to prefer third person because first person can become, well, over-the-top, Twilight style.