The Secret Power Behind Cliffhangers That Keeps You Glued to Every Story
What’s the difference?
In the first case, the gangster deserves trouble, and gets it. That’s justice, and it’s no cause for worry.
In the second case, your character doesn’t deserve trouble, but gets it anyway. That’s injustice, and it’s great cause for worry.
If you’re going to end your scene with trouble, make it the right kind of trouble.
Who’s in Trouble?
Every scene has a POV character, but that character might not be the protagonist of your novel. The POV character might be the novel’s villain Or your protagonist’s love interest. Or the village goofball.
