Inner Desires

Write a story from a second-person viewpoint, addressing the reader directly.

The second-person perspective is rarely used in fiction, making it a challenging yet rewarding narrative tool. In this, ask the reader to assume the role of the protagonist, making choices that steer the story’s course. This unique narrative style empowers the reader and ignites a more profound emotional engagement in the story. Consider how this direct address alters the narrative tone and deepens the reader’s connection to the protagonist.