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Originally Posted by 4691mls
I'm OK with one first-person narrator, but I would not like the kind of two-party narration you are talking about. If the story is going to show the viewpoints of more than one character, I prefer it to be told in third person.
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I've read quite a few books where the chapters/sections alternate between two POVs--one in first person, the other in third person. Sometimes there's a switch from present tense to past tense as well. Usually I'm okay with it.
Paula Hawkins had multiple POV characters and used first-, second-, and third-person narration in
Into the Water. It was a confusing and convoluted mess.