: Re: How to write a 1st person story with a 3rd person narrator without confusing the reader? I am writing a story in the 3rd person and I would like to switch the narrator for one of the main
I assume you want to move from 3rd to 1st person. Is this correct?
You could have an incident in the 3rd person, like the hero goes to a bank to check his balance and later meet his girlfriend Suzy. Briefly have the hero making plans about this in the 3rd person:
"He was thinking of going to the bank, so he could withdraw some money to take his girlfriend out to that fancy 5 star hotel."
Then you could switch to 1st person in the next chapter:
"I walked into the bank. It wasnt too busy, which was great, as it meant I could spend more time with Suzy later"
This way the reader will know you are talking about the same character, you have just moved from 3rd to 1st person.
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