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 ### 2-3 What writing perspectives should I consider before making a card?
 
-This one is probably more definitive and easier to wrap your head around then choosing a specific listing style. First, we must discuss what perspective to write your card and example messages for the bot in: I, You, They. This demonstrates perspective the card is written in - First-person, Second-person, Third-person - and will have noticeable effects on the bot's output. Even cards the are purely list based will still incorporate some form of character perspective, and some are better then others for certain tasks.
+This one is probably more definitive and easier to wrap your head around then choosing a specific listing style. First, we must discuss what perspective to write your card and example messages for the bot in: I, You, They. This demonstrates perspective the card is written in - First-person, Second-person, Third-person - and will have noticeable effects on the bot's output. Even cards that are purely list based will still incorporate some form of character perspective, and some are better then others for certain tasks.
 
 "I" format has the entire card written from the characters perspective, listing things out as if they themselves made it. Useful if you want your bots to act slightly more individualized for one-on-one chats, but requires more thought put into the word choices in order to make sure it is accurate to the way they talk/interact. Most common way people talk online. Keywords: I, my, mine.