I had a moment recently when I was reviewing the work that I did on a small project to the tune of $25,000 in materials and labor. I was reflecting on the fact that I had spent a good amount of time analyzing and thinking about the entire process.
The difference between linear and non-linear plot is one that I think is worth talking about a bit. If you’re writing a story, you should be thinking about how long it’s going to be, how many characters there are, how many twists and turns there will be and so forth. A linear story will tell you that the story will be over as long as you let it.
Non-linear stories will tell you that a story will never be over as long as you let it. The story will end as soon as the ending is written.
The difference between linear and non-linear plot is that linear plots will tell you the story will be over as long as you write the story, while non-linear plots will tell you that the story will be over as soon as the ending is written. A linear plot is a story with a finite duration, while a non-linear plot can be of anything. A non-linear plot can be a series of infinite episodes or just be an ongoing series of events.
The difference between linear and non-linear plot is the length of the story. If the story is short, you might only have to tell it once or twice to get your work done. If the story is long, though, you may have to tell it a lot of times to let it play itself out. Non-linear plot has the potential to be so long that it becomes boring, but non-linear plot is most likely to be the least boring when it is non-linear.
Non-linear plot is a plot that doesn’t follow a linear progression of events. It’s almost identical to a play that doesn’t follow a linear progression of characters. Non-linear plot may appear to have a linear progression of characters, but actually it has an infinite number of characters.
The best example of a non-linear plot is a horror movie. The movie only follows one set of characters and the story has to end, but there is no story. There are no climax, no ending, no resolution, just a continuous flow of events.
Non-linear plot is the best example of a plot that doesnt follow a linear progression because it has a continuous flow of events. A story with a linear progression of events would end abruptly, or have a cliffhanger.
The problem with a non-linear plot is that you don’t know what the story is going to be. You don’t know what is going to happen next, you don’t know what is going to happen next. So you have to go through the entire movie and see what happens.
We are used to the linear, sequential, predictable stories in our lives. We have to go through the chapters of the book and see what happens next. But we also have to go through the movie of the book and see what happens next. But we have so much more to see and do.
