Grammatically, it’s written the third person, but Harry is (I think) the only character whose thoughts the reader is privy to, so it’s kind of pseudo-first-person. Not sure if there is a name for this.
We get at least part of one chapter from the perspective of Harry through Nagini the snake’s eyes and then there’s the recovered memories in the legilmency bits.
Grammatically, it’s written the third person, but Harry is (I think) the only character whose thoughts the reader is privy to, so it’s kind of pseudo-first-person. Not sure if there is a name for this.
We get at least part of one chapter from the perspective of Harry through Nagini the snake’s eyes and then there’s the recovered memories in the legilmency bits.
Good point, though we the reader still experience those perspectives exactly as Harry experiences them.