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Topic : Re: How to introduce a nameless, mysterious character in limited third person? So the novel I'm writing is in (multiple) close third person perspective, or limited, as the whole action is seen through - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: How to introduce a nameless, mysterious character in limited third person? So the novel I'm writing is in (multiple) close third person perspective, or limited, as the whole action is seen through

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You could refer to him with descriptive terms in addition to pronouns. "The dark-haired man ran through the streets...", "'Relax', said the man in the coat, 'I'm not here to hurt you'", etc.

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