A narrow point of view can really hurt a story. It can confuse and frustrate readers.

Here are some challenges that come with it:

• Readers might have a hard time understanding why characters act the way they do.
• When there's not enough information, it can make the suspense in the story unclear.
• Hints about what might happen next can be confusing, leaving readers feeling disconnected from the story.

But there are ways to fix these problems:

• Writers can add small clues through what characters say or think.
• Using a narrator who might not always tell the truth can make the story more interesting, if done carefully.
• Revealing information little by little can keep readers hooked and help them connect more with the story.

In the end, even though a limited viewpoint can be tricky, smart writing can still create exciting suspense and interesting hints about what’s to come.