In your opinion, how does the third-person version differ from the first-person one in terms of the impression it makes, the mood it creates, or the way it characterizes you as a person?

. This is a fun exercise: go back to your introduction from Week One. Revise that introduction so instead of using first-person narration, it uses third person. Example:
I am planning to major in English because I love discussing literature. = FIRST PERSON
Joan Smith is planning to major in English because she loves discussing literature. = THIRD PERSON.
Copy and paste your revision into your response.

In your opinion, how does the third-person version differ from the first-person one in terms of the impression it makes, the mood it creates, or the way it characterizes you as a person? (Think back to our discussion of characterization last week.)
Again, answer all of these questions by starting a new thread. Once you have posted your thread, please read other people’s responses and respond to at least two of them by answering this question:
How did their first-person introduction and their third-person introduction strike you? Which did you like better? Which gave you a clearer sense of the person?