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When the action is viewed through the eyes of one character, this trope applies. It's most commonly used in literature as a narrative technique and in video games a genre. It is noticeable and notable when it appears outside of those two areas, especially in movie and film where it's relatively rare to see anything directly from a characters perspective, rarer still for it to be maintained throughout. It was a major breakthrough in art when this was subverted and perspectives that no human could reasonably have started to be used in painting, such as a birds eye view.
'''First Person
Sibling trope of [[Second Person Narration]].
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== [[Fan Works]] ==
* The ''Sailor Moon'' fanfic ''[[Isekai by Moonlight]]'' is strict First Person Perspective; if the protagonist isn't present, the event isn't shown in the story. Even if it's an important canon scene.
== [[Film]] ==
* In the ''[[Doom]]'' movie there's a sequence shot in first person meant to reflect its [[First-Person Shooter]] roots.
== [[Live-Action TV]] ==
* In later seasons ''[[Numb3rs]]'' used gun barrel perspective as the FBI agents performed operations intercut with more regular footage.
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