EnderGolem997
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you for taking the time to comment and critique. Ever since posting this fanfiction, I learned a lot, and one of them being the importance of a fixed viewpoint. It wasn't until now that someone mentioned my writing not concluding anything. I think my problem is trying to set up a lot of things and foreshadow, and yet it takes very long for me to get there for any substantial pay off. So, I'll keep in mind to avoid tangents in my writing
Darwin111111:Eh... this is translated from Spanish. I don't know English XD. The problem isn't really changing views. I think it's that you just don't conclude something and you don't determine anything. Example: if I remember correctly, the first guy that appears is a soldier. That's great, everything is going well, it seems that the guy is the protagonist, but just at the moment he is going to do something you change the focus to another person. I thought it was like some kind of flash back or a scene where a person the soldier knows remembers the soldier and is worried to discover that it happens to everyone. But, in reality, that point of view was to show something that we do not understand. It's not bad that you did it, but the problem is that it is very fast. You changed suddenly and started showing much more than expected. When we all thought that actually some girl was the protagonist, you changed again XD. And that's annoying, because you don't conclude much either. It is not known what the girl or the soldier will plan at least.
So, after a long tine, I think I should address this issue. Before I was moderately competent at writing, I wrote this prologue. As one reader has pointed out, the viewpoints change very often, making it confusing. I decided to leave a comment here to help you guys figure out which viewpoints are which. The first one is Ethan and the last one is Ethan. The one's in-between - I don't think I have to delve into explanation