: How to prevent confusion when writing in two POVs that don't alternate between scenes? I'm writing a short story structured like this: Character A's POV * * * Character B's POV * * * Character
I'm writing a short story structured like this:
Character A's POV
* * *
Character B's POV
* * *
Character B's POV
* * *
Character A's POV
* * *
Character B's POV
* * *
Based on the first two scenes, the reader would expect to have Character A in the third scene.
How to prevent this kind of confusion?
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Make it clear that it's from Character B's POV.
Don't overthink it. It's okay to create a structure and break it for an effect.
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