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PT#78

Play with perspectives. Write the same story from the perspective of at least two persons.

This is a great exercise!

While writing spinoffs to my primary series, I've told the same events from different individuals POV. I'll start with the scene as written and modify it until it reflects a different character's view. Not easy, and readers don't always realize what you've done, but it's always interesting.

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PT#78

Play with perspectives. Write the same story from the perspective of at least two persons.

I agree with @Carlos Hazday. I always enjoy books where this is employed well. There can be so many interpretations, motivations, and of course, viewing what results. Not something I've tried. Yet. Another thing to add to the list...

My first anthology series told a story from the perspective of four different persons. I've learned much since then but it was an interesting experience. Since then I like to write (from my perspective ) experimental stories for the anthologies. Wolves like to play.