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to chapter with grace and ease. Transitions in fiction also refer to how the trajectory of characters changes according to the various factors that affect them. The spatial and temporal changes affecting the characters help in the plot development. This shift can also denote a parallel transition
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and keep narratives engaging. The "but and therefore" rule consists of an approach of replacing the words “and then” with “but" and "therefore” in a story. Thus, because all events become portrayed as challenges and solutions, the narrative has tension, and thus becomes engaging. The "but and
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therefore" rule applies for all transitions between scenes as well as transitions between actions and reactions within scenes.
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that may be used to signal various changes in a story, including changes in time, location,
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Between the Lines: Master the Subtle Elements of Fiction Writing
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Transitions in fiction may take any of several forms, including
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that takes place regarding the state of mind of the character.
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Make a Scene: Crafting a Powerful Story One Scene at a Time
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Index

fiction
punctuation
point-of-view character
mood
tone
emotion
pace
fiction-writing modes
narrative
point-of view
scene
chapter
writer's block
chapter
section breaks
summarization
Style (fiction)
Transition (linguistics)
Writing
Morrell
281-2
Polking
Morrell
281-2
Mathew
163-170
"What is the But and Therefore Rule in Screenwriting?"
Rosenfeld
Marshall
137-8

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