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Elena’s forearms are dusted with flour like a map of forgotten constellations. She presses her palm against the skin of a sourdough boule. It should spring back. It should sigh. It doesn’t. Too wet. She swears under her breath—a soft, rhythmic curse in Catalan that she learned from her grandmother.

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The oven hums behind her. The failed boule sits on the marble, patient and imperfect. Elena’s forearms are dusted with flour like a

(More Points of View) is a technique or command that forces a narrative to switch perspectives frequently. Instead of staying locked inside one character’s head, the story jumps between different characters' thoughts, senses, and actions—often within the same scene. It should sigh

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