: Re: Internal Dialog - First or Second Person I'm writing a story in third person. When writing internal dialog, should I use first person or second person? Does it matter? Should I be consistent

Internal dialogs are very personal events. There's usually only one character involved, barring schizophrenia or telepathy. That being the case, you can easily drop a few pronouns and make the whole matter moot...

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