read “Identities” by W.D. Valgardson.
We’re going to take a break from journaling with “Identities” by W.D. Valgardson. Instead, you will be writing a short, creative piece that will help you share your understanding of point-of-view.
“Identities” is written from a third person limited point-of-view. We are able to know the thoughts of the protagonist, but not of the other characters. This is why the ending comes as such a surprise.
Imagine that you are the police officer in the story. Retell a PORTION of the story as told through his eyes. Be as descriptive and as real as possible.
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