: Re: Does first-person have to be "recounted" after the fact? I'm writing a horror short-story, and at the end the main character dies and his partner is whisked away forever. I had intended to

I don't know if this fits your story, but you could send your main character's soul to some form of afterlife place. Assuming there is some way the souls can watch earth, he could observe what happened after his death. He could be telling the story to some fellow soul whom he met in afterlife.

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