| Display title | You ALL Share My Story |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | "We are all connected" isn't just hippie-dippie jargon; in Fictionland it's a universal constant like gravity, electromagnetism, and the weak and strong nuclear forces. In a narrative with Loads and Loads of Characters (or even as few as two), these will invariably be drawn together no matter how far away or distinct the characters and their troubles are. They probably won't stick together as strongly as the Character-Magnetic Team, but what ends up happening is that everyone meets at least once and they build at least a working relationship. Essentially, every character works on a different aspect of the plot; while one tracks down the mysterious Woman in White, another fights the left handed killer after her, and a third is trying to find out where the killer gets his orders from. |