Anybody ever seen a story which starts where the near-omniscient third-person narrator unexpectedly show up as "I" halfway through?
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Like, it turns out that the narrator was a character this whole time, and they play a significant role in the back half of the story?
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Slaughterhouse-Five is almost this, but establishes up front that the narrator is a minor character in the story. Here it would be a twist
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If you haven't seen this device used, do you think it would work? (If you have, of course, it may be overused and hence worth ditching...)
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Of course, just because something's been done doesn't mean it can't be done again, and better
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Context: this Fine Structure rewrite. Was considering having Mitch "wake up" and become the perspective character at "The Story So Far"
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If you want to make a writer crazy, force them to convert a whole story from third to first person perspective. Or past to present tense
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AND THEN BACK.
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I actually really enjoyed re-reading the last few chapters of Fine Structure, which means I am a terrible writer and must now self-immolate
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If you can't find fault in your own writing, you've stopped improving
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