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@jenwriter17 As long as it’s a somewhat expansive story, where all 3 have things to do, no, that’s not too many 🙂

@jenwriter Sorry I didn’t see this before! Yeah, I think it would be awesome, even though it’s been done before, with the whole mark of the beast thing. I love the idea.

@mariposa @livgiordano Okay, got it! 😊

@jenwriter17 I definitely think it could be done. If you’re writing in first person, I wouldn’t recommend it. But in third person, I think it would totally work! 🙂

@skredder @seekjustice @dekreel Thank you all! I think all three will add interesting angles to the story, but I’m still planning to make sure, and doing more research ’cause I’ve never done more than one POV before (actually, I may have two a long time ago). Does KP have an article about that?

@skredder

Bye!

I need to leave for a bit too, but I’ll be back soon

@seekjustice Gotta go now. Good luck!

😀 I hope it goes well!

@jenwriter17

3 povs would be fine if they all are important and vital and each of them are engaging. I’m reading Cress by Marissa Meyer and it has way more than 3 but it works really well and they all tie together neatly

@jenwriter17  I agree with Skredder. Also, when you’re transitioning from one to the other, make it clear who they are and where they are (and who they aren’t and where they aren’t)

@jenwriter17 I think 3 POVs can work, but you’ll have to be careful about it. Having too many could confuse the reader, but as long as you keep them straight and go from one to another in the right place, then it’ll probably work just fine.

Okay, so the smile works LOL

Ignore me — I’m just recycling a fairly old topic and seeing if I can make emojis out of colon commands…..

:heart:  :european_castle:  :black_nib:  🙂

@seekjustice Thanks! It’s a fun little thing to work on when my main story isn’t flowing.

Btw, guys do you think 3 POVs is too many?

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@skredder

That sounds like a pretty cool story!