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* Richard Papen from Creator/DonnaTartt's ''Literature/TheSecretHistory''. The story is unquestionably about the other students in Professor Julian Morrow's clique, all of whom are far more sinister and have way more secrets, but Richard is our narrator.
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* Richard Papen from Creator/DonnaTartt's ''Literature/TheSecretHistory''. ''Literature/TheSecretHistory'': The story is unquestionably about the other students in Professor Julian Morrow's clique, all of whom are far more sinister and have way more secrets, but Richard is our narrator.narrator. The author said of this in an interview:
-->'''[[https://youtu.be/VlfDiV85joo?si=82lLJBqZV-KVvFLv&t=4633 Donna Tartt interview]]:''' It was obvious to me from the outset that this book had to be told from the point of view of a first-person narrator. It was essential that one never know what the other characters are thinking. There couldn't be an omniscient viewpoint -- you could never go into Henry's mind or into Julian -- because this is a novel of how the narrator is sort of gradually drawn into this and gradually fooled, and the reader should be fooled along with him.
-->'''[[https://youtu.be/VlfDiV85joo?si=82lLJBqZV-KVvFLv&t=4633 Donna Tartt interview]]:''' It was obvious to me from the outset that this book had to be told from the point of view of a first-person narrator. It was essential that one never know what the other characters are thinking. There couldn't be an omniscient viewpoint -- you could never go into Henry's mind or into Julian -- because this is a novel of how the narrator is sort of gradually drawn into this and gradually fooled, and the reader should be fooled along with him.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title, hence the story is narrated for much of its run by Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title, hence the story is narrated for much of its run by title. To this end he created Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. To this end he created Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. To this end he created title, hence the story is narrated for much of its run by Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] early on that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. To this end he created Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] early on that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. To this end he created Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* "ComicBook/BlackPanther": Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] early on that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. Enter Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
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* "ComicBook/BlackPanther": ''ComicBook/BlackPanther'': Writer Creator/ChristopherPriestComics quickly [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230202213804/https://sequart.org/magazine/70516/exploring-white-privilege-in-christopher-priest%E2%80%99s-black-panther-part-1-everett-k-ross/ realised]] early on that his run on the book needed a point-of-view narrator more closely aligned with its target audience than the enigmatic African warrior king of the title. Enter To this end he created Everett K. Ross, State Department advisor and often hapless foil for T'Challa's schemes.
