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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ MetamorPOV defines three scopes for different uses: `pov/` scope, `plv/` scope,
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The first scope, `pov/` is used for narration. In third-person, `pov/` and `prn/` are identical, but not in other points of view! To revisit the example phrase, "pov/s likes crocodiles" will become "he likes crocodiles" is the reader is using he/him pronouns or "she likes crocodiles" if they're using she/her pronouns.
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`plv/` scope is for plural point-of-view. Use this scope instead of `pov/` if your narrator is acting as part of a group. "We" and "us" are examples of what this scope will become..
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`plv/` scope is for plural point-of-view. Use this scope instead of `pov/` if your narrator is acting as part of a group. "We" and "us" are examples of what to expect from this scope.
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`prn/` scope is for personal pronouns. Use this scope instead of `pov/` when a character other than the reader-insert is referring to them. These markers will always be in third-person! IIn addition to the five standard pronoun forms, this scope includes some exclusive gendered nouns that can be configured by the reader.
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