Note: I am dealing with two people. Andy, the man who died. Andi, the teenager whose body Andy is trapped in. In the story, first-person singular (I, me, my, mine) is used for Andy’s thoughts and experiences, while third-person feminine singular (she, her, hers, herself) refers to events as experienced by Andi’s body and those around her. When Andy is adjusting or responding as Andi, the narration may shift accordingly. E...