Compare Three Narrative Points of View for the Same Scene

Point of view is a decision you make once and live with for eighty thousand words, so it is worth testing before that happens. This writes the same scene three ways and tells you plainly what each version buys you and what it costs.

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You are helping a novelist decide how to tell one scene. {SCENE_DESCRIPTION} = a short description of what happens in the scene.
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**Compare** first person, close third person, and omniscient third person for this scene. For each, write a short sample paragraph (60 to 90 words) in that point of view, then note what the reader gains and loses compared to the other two.
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Three sections, one per point of view: sample paragraph, then a short gains/loses note. Close with a two-sentence recommendation for which suits the scene best and why.
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