Interesting #writing conundrum too long for Twitter

Okay, so I'm writing a superhero story. A recent scene revealed the true name of one of the characters. The perspective is third-person focused, alternating between characters by scene. When the scene focuses on the character in question, I can't decide whether to use his real name or his 'hero name,' since the latter is what he calls himself in his own internal monologue. But should third-person be a little more objective than that? It just feels jarring to make a change like that to the narrative. (Conversely, I have another character who really does think of themselves as their 'civilian' name first so when the narrative is focused on them I use that.)

Thoughts?


(Also, testing to see if I can use the subject line for hashtags when I cross-post this to Twitter)

My Twitter stuff

• 13:58 @thinkgeek 118 #zombieparts #
• 23:39 @KyellGold @kitsilver D'awwwwwwwww. #
• 00:28 @jesshartley That puts them close to you, I take it? #icanhasgeographyfail #
• 00:30 @Oglaf That should be an interesting pair to have interact. #
• 00:51 @jesshartley Yeah, I knew you'd come from Bisbee; just lost track of where you're living now. That is indeed awesome. #
• 01:01 Interesting #writing conundrum too long for Twitter j.mp/pxHpFN #
• 02:04 Okay, had a much easier time forcing myself to crank out some necessary word count than usual. I'll have to remember how I did that. #

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