: Re: Is my method of Narration switching from objective to subjective too complicated? I'm having trouble deciding if the manner I have decided to narrate my story is too complicated or not. I have

As long as you make sure the POV transitions are smooth and clearly let the reader know that the POV has changed, (Have you had any trouble with that?) I think it will make for an interesting, intricate read. Since you seem to have it planned out in so much detail as well, I think you should go for it, and having "too many POVs and elements" really depends on the opinion of who's reading- no author's book can be suited to the taste of every reader.
Good luck!

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