It remains as first person but changes from we to I
Explanation:
In the first person narration of Ayn Rand's Anthem is a quite important point about the overall message of the book.
The book is about the dangers of a collectivized society and as such it features a singular narrator who is part of such a collectivized society.
The narrator always refers to themselves as we and never as I in the book for the longest time until they are able to understand the importance of individuality in humans and assert their identity with I.
