I feel like I should make a post on webtoon with basic worldbuilding explanations for ClawShot. 🤔 Trying to pack in exposition within the comic would grind the story to a halt and probably won’t help as much as one post with the important details.
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I don't know, I think putting worldbuilding into the skript in a way that is natural is a huge skill as a writer.
Except it is things that you really can't fit in anywhere and they're small and bite sized.
Don't give readers homework. If it's not in the story, it doesn't exist, to some.
If it doesn't happen in the story, it's not canon. However, the world building that doesn't get directly revealed can still inform the decisions one makes as an author about the plot, which, incidentally, also makes it easier to slip those sorts of little world-building morsels into the script. :)
Writing worldbuilding into the story can just be subtle and implicit, absolutely.
The author should always know their worldbuilding and write accordingly.
If it's not vital for understanding the plot it might not even need adding. Knowing the difference is important.
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Except it is things that you really can't fit in anywhere and they're small and bite sized.
Don't give readers homework. If it's not in the story, it doesn't exist, to some.
The author should always know their worldbuilding and write accordingly.
If it's not vital for understanding the plot it might not even need adding. Knowing the difference is important.