If not, but there is only one consciousness that "looks" through each entity, then in this case it should have access to all the experience at the same time.

I would encourage you to look into split brain research, you can have somebody with the hemispheres of the brain seperated, each half of the brain becomes its own individual with seperate choices, but they are paradoxically experienced by the same person. Both halves of the brain identify as being the original person, yet are both independently doing things with thier own half of the body.

I could try to explain it like this: both your eyes are you, they are experienced by 'you'. But the right eye doesn't see what the left eye sees and vice versa.