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Adopting different perspectives

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I can switch between third person and first person perspectives in writing and I can use a range of techniques to write a detailed internal monologue.

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Narratives are often written in the third person, but we can switch perspectives during a narrative. Including first person perspectives allows us to show the protagonist's thoughts. An internal monologue is a type of first person writing focused on the protagonist's inner thoughts. We can use a range of language techniques to lend internal monologue an informal tone. We can include sensory details to show more of the protagonist's emotions.

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