: Re: "Where did X go?" vs "where had X gone." Which one should be used for a story written in the past tense? Example: But just as I was about to consider that possibility, I spotted something:

I think "gone" fits better with what you have written. My reasoning is that he had left that area a while before the character had come to this conclusion. If the faceless man had been in the presence of the character, but the character had lost track of him, then I would lean the other way "He'd been there a moment ago, now I was left wondering, where did he go?"

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