The Last Crossing Guy Vanderhague Summary
The Last Crossing, by Guy Vanderhague, is constructed narratively in a very itntriguing fashion. Using both first person narration with multiple shifts in point of view, and third person omnisicent, the story is indeed enhanced.
Having the story narrated by multiple characters gives different perspectives that reveal the insights, motivations, and type of person that is narrating. Beautifully, the multiple points of view slowly reveal the story from various events, and points along the timeline. The reader is now compelled to see how all these different pieces of the puzzle will fit together.
Third person omniscient gives the reader a narrator that objectively tells the story. The objectivity of third person omnsicient gives us a reliable
Having the story narrated by multiple characters gives different perspectives that reveal the insights, motivations, and type of person that is narrating. Beautifully, the multiple points of view slowly reveal the story from various events, and points along the timeline. The reader is now compelled to see how all these different pieces of the puzzle will fit together.
Third person omniscient gives the reader a narrator that objectively tells the story. The objectivity of third person omnsicient gives us a reliable