Episode Synopsis "Using Movement and Conflict instead of a Plot"

We all hear that a plot is the single most important part of a story. But I find that sometimes it can be hard to make one that helps the story rather than hinders it. Using movement and conflict in place of a plot, especially in a character-driven novel, can help your story stay engaging even without a plot. I hope you enjoy! 

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