Thank you - I often find that outsider point of view is the most rewarding to write and, if I manage to do it well, the best chance to portray our heroes in a way that doesn't immediately fall into paths of action and description so well-worn as to occasionally bore me out of my skull.

That's not to say that I don't love doing third person neutral/omniscient (or whatever it's called; my English writing classes are decades old and so's my brain), or that people don't regularly make it incisive, brilliant, and eloquent. It's just that sometimes I find, as a writer, that a change is as good as a rest.

tl:dr - thanks!