Hi, everyone, Rookieqw is here. I hope you are doing great. I need help. I've been using AI checkers (no one reads my slop) for advice about style and grammar. In addition to the usual "Show, don't tell", "Expand backstory" and "Use more polite language" all four of them showed that I changed the perspective from the main character's (Aranea's) in this chapter: https://www.scribblehub.com/read/51...ying-not-to-become-a-monster/chapter/1605961/
Here's the report from one of them:
Can you please tell me where I did it? I am sort of at a loss. Even though no one will read my story, I still want it to be as good as I can physically write.
P.S. I'm sure everyone knows this, but head-hopping occurs when the perspective changes from one point of view (POV) to another within the same chapter without warning.
Here's the report from one of them:
The story is primarily told from Aranea's third-person limited perspective. This allows the reader to access her thoughts and feelings, creating empathy and understanding of her motivations. It also provides a nuanced view of the events, allowing us to see both the harshness of their world and the subtle complexities of the characters' relationships. The shift in perspective to other characters' viewpoints, albeit briefly, enriches the narrative and provides a wider understanding of the situation.
Can you please tell me where I did it? I am sort of at a loss. Even though no one will read my story, I still want it to be as good as I can physically write.
P.S. I'm sure everyone knows this, but head-hopping occurs when the perspective changes from one point of view (POV) to another within the same chapter without warning.