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An example of a possible approach to fourth person: Marcus enters I-PR and notices that few people are online. As you read his message, you are struck by his cleverness. I think it's best that way, it has better effect, but Marcus does nonetheless think he is honking his own horn. You agree.

Fourth person would be completely big-picture. If we take the "person" system to represent three levels of narration, ranging from the extremely personal first person, to the dissasociative overview of third person, then fourth person would either be a history of the universe, or an amalgam of...

Well, that's just pooey. I'll just use first person, then - and you guys can stick with third. :D

Look who's boring now... :rolleyes:

I'm just finding that third person is becoming boring, so I'm not going to use it for a while.

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You guys are boring, :p. The only thing preventing this thread from degenerating is us, not third person; don't squash the spirit of change and adventure, which in fact began this thread.

I would like to suggest that we try first person writing on I-PR for a while, or - if we're feeling adventurous - second person:D.

Why does Marcus suddenly feel like a goldfish in a cat house?

Marcus urgues Evan to amend the pronouns.

Marcus think that someone should make it a Boys and Girls Night, ;) - "then we can all go". :D

Marcus recently found out that he is performing at Burwood festival from 12 till 2:40 on Sunday. He is free after then, though.

Was wasn't Marcus invited to be footloose and fancy free and to share fun girly times and emotional girly stories? *goes into corner and cries*

Marcus is simply delighted that people were talking about him.

Marcus know that he's at least as tall as Justin now!

That sounds reallly awesome. You are studying some fairly diverse histories. and I think that's good. It will help you to gain a wider knowledge base than your average 'specialist', and give you greater oppurtunities to criticise, to discern and to better form your own historical opinions. Even...

Hey - you might get some more helpful responses if you posted this in the English Forum. Here's the link: http://community.boredofstudies.org/forumdisplay.php?f=4 .

The most disappointing part is that most also aren't interested in learning beyond the stereotype. But in the end it's fruitless to lament others indifference. It only really encourages me to advance my understanding further. So, what histories have you been studying?

Marcus thinks, "yup". :D

I don't know many non-Greeks who know anything besides the Sirtaki anyway, hahaz.