![]() ![]() The Dunk and Egg novellas have thus far been from the perspective of Duncan the Tall. Beginning in A Feast for Crows, some chapters are headed with a descriptive title rather than the POV character's name, although Martin has not yet explained why. The differing, sometimes conflicting, points of view within A Song of Ice and Fire present a multi-faceted view of the story.Īlthough most POV characters have been featured in multiple chapters, the prologues of the published books and the epilogues of A Storm of Swords and A Dance with Dragons feature characters whose points of view have only been featured once. In each chapter the reader is presented with the thoughts of one particular character, but not the thoughts of other characters appearing within the chapter. Martin adheres to third-person narration. Point of view is the way a story is written, determining through whose perspective the story is told. Chapters of A Song of Ice and Fire are presented through different POV characters. ![]()
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