I am participating in a collaborative story, and I am writing the ending. The first writer started the story in first person. Most of the others have kept it in first person. A few switched to third person omniscient, which I would never do. However, the scenes they wrote did not have the narrator in them, so I guess it is okay. Also, the project is for fun, and only positive feedback is allowed.
The writer before me left our narrator too far away from where the action is about to occur. He has a visual but there is no way he can hear the dialogue. I could have him run to the where the action is taking place, but everything can’t stop and wait for the narrator.
Is it possible to write a scene in third person omniscient, and beginning the next scene at the moment the other the other started, and use first person. So the scenes are happing at the same time.
Does this make any sense?
The writer before me left our narrator too far away from where the action is about to occur. He has a visual but there is no way he can hear the dialogue. I could have him run to the where the action is taking place, but everything can’t stop and wait for the narrator.
Is it possible to write a scene in third person omniscient, and beginning the next scene at the moment the other the other started, and use first person. So the scenes are happing at the same time.
Does this make any sense?
