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- First person point of view
- I am the ghost of Geoffrey McEwing and I came back to set the record straight. This is my story...
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- First person point of view
- I did not steal ANYTHING. I just found some items that were left unattended and took them so I could return them to their rightful owners. I AM NOT A THIEF!
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- Third person limited point of view
- Take a good look, grandson. This is the gravestone of the evil pirate who stole your great-grandfather's ship and left the crew to die in the icy ocean.
- What an evil man...
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- Third person limited point of view
- And that's not all. He took everything he could grab. If you left your hourglass on the table and left for a moment to get another drink at the bar, you can bet it would be gone in a second. And you'd never see it again. Everyone in town was elated to see him hanged for his crimes.
- Glad he's dead.
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- Third person omnicient point of view
- Once upon a time, there was a sailer named Geoffrey McEwing. He was known for his cheer and generosity. He was quick to smile and gallant to all. Everyone who knew how to sail hoped to encounter him on the open waters.
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- Third person omnicient point of view
- But one day, alas, Geoffrey's luck turned. His ship sank during a terrifying storm. He lost his men. He lost his ship. He lost everything. He begged the people of his town to help him buy another ship, but no one wanted to listen. Without his generous gifts, Geoffrey was considered a burden.
- Here lies Geoffrey McEwing, thinking about his sins.Once a thief,Always a thief
- One day, at the end of his rope, Geoffrey saw someone had left his hourglass on the table. Geoffrey hadn't eaten in three days and desperately needed money. He decided to pawn the hourglass and buy it back for its owner as soon as he could. Alas, this was never to happen. Geoffrey got caught and was hanged on the village square. His restless soul still haunts the cemetery.
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