It's time again for you to do the work. This time, though, you will have personal responsibility to teach others. It's called an expert jigsaw.
Guess what? You're the expert.
define the term/concept on your card
come up with a solid example or two (at least one original example)
prepare to share your expertise with your classmates (each individual should be prepared to do this)
guess the narrative perspective (the pov)
This will be
replaced
by the player.
clip from The Shawshank Redemption (note that cinematic pov is a little different from pov in writing)
guess the narrative perspective (the pov)
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replaced
by the player.
clip from Rear Window (note that cinematic pov is a little different from pov in writing)
guess the narrative perspective (the pov)
This will be
replaced
by the player.
clip from Full Metal Jacket (note that cinematic pov is a little different from pov in writing)
guess the narrative perspective (the pov)
This will be
replaced
by the player.
clip from Mash “POV” (note that cinematic pov is a little different from pov in writing)
guess the narrative perspective (the pov)
This will be
replaced
by the player.
clip from Notes from Underground (note that cinematic pov is a little different from pov in writing)
pov pitfall alert
Never shift POV in a short fiction.
Readers expect the narrative perspective--the POV--of a story to remain consistent throughout. A POV shift is jarring and yanks the reader out of the story. Such a shift is generally considered an “amateur mistake”. (It's not uncommon to shift POV in novel-length works, but not within a single chapter.)
