Originally posted by: amritabLoved the chapter - and the insight into Payal. Selfishness does often take on the guise of more palatable names.
So a question about your storytelling - chapters like these which do not originate from the Khushi-Doctor conversations, are they still meant to be read as though viewed through the Khushi prism? or are you giving your readers a background?
Originally posted by: arisai
The chapters with modern-day Khushi speaking tend to be more from her perspective and focus mostly on her and what she did and saw or was later told about. In those chapters, I can't fully explore the actions and inner emotions of the other characters in as much detail as I'd like to, which is why I alternate the chapters between Khushi speaking directly in one and then in the next just allowing the reader to assume she has given a slightly less detailed account of the previous chapter to the Doctor by the questions he asks her at the beginning of the one after it... if that makes sense :)Sorry if that's still a little confusing. :')
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