Hey writers and others interested in such topics,
I got an assignment for one of my English classes to write a work of short fiction, so I need a bit of advice here.
The story I’m writing features an end-of-the-year training session in the world of Aelystre by a famed character named Khonnen Konnegaton to celebrate the day of the holiday, Krystyllis (which takes some aspects from Christmas, Thanksgiving, and New Years’). Khonnen’s pupils are four prodigious young warriors. Khonnen is a renowned warrior and runs a training dojo which he only lets a select few number of students train.
I’ve already written out a general outline for my story and made mini character descriptions for the four students in my story. I’m mainly looking for what point of view I should write the story from the given characters, except for Khonnen.
Here’s an excerpt of Khonnen’s dialogue to get an idea of him:
“Krystyllis is a day sacred to the goddess that means to keep us driven. Krystyl brings you all to my dojo today because your will shall not soften, and so shan’t your bodies due to the gluttony that humanity has cursed this tradition with. While still able-bodied, every day is a good day to train. Any time is an opportune time to improve our skills, as we do not know when the enemy will attack next. Given our circumstances, there is never a viable day where training shall be exempt, regardless of holiday. Every day we don’t work up ourselves is a day we grow weaker, more vulnerable, more bound to defeat.” - Khonnen Konnegaton
Here are the character descriptions I’ve made:
I originally started with Harr’s PoV, but I feel like I would resonate a bit more with Connestia’s traits, thus being able to write better. I haven’t gotten too deep into each character’s personal views and backstory yet, so I can easily change the perspective from which the story is being told.
So what am I asking?
I’m curious which character’s PoV would be the most interesting to you all.