When you are planning your novel, how do you decide whose point of view to tell it from? If your novel has two protagonists, how do you decide which one gets the scene--Character A or Character B? Do you choose one, two, or more points of view? Today, we have covered: Types of Point of View  Examples Answers to the questions: When you are planning your novel, how do you decide whose point of view to tell it from?  If your novel has two protagonists, how do you decide which one gets the scene--Character A or Character B?  Do you choose one, two, or more points of view?

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