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| | Stepping Out of Character - Point of View Made Simple by Marg Gilks |
 | | However, in paragraph three, our POV character, Tamlinn, has left the room; the door has shut behind her, leaving the reader behind to see what is impossible for Tamlinn to see. |
 | | Only the POV character can know what he or she is thinking--he can't know what anyone else is thinking, so the reader can't, either. |
 | | The POV character can't see what's going on behind her or what the person on the other end of the phone line is doing while they are talking, so the reader can't know what's going on in those places, either. |
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