[ SECRET POST #3996 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3996 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Worldbuilding VS. Characters Vs. Plot

[were_lemur]

For me, having characters I care about is the most important thing. I can put up with a lot of iffy plots and thin worldbuilding for characters I love.

The reverse isn't true. If there isn't someone I can care about, I'm not going to stick around long enough to find out how intricate the plot is or how nifty the worldbuilding is.

That being said: in SF, worldbuilding should be a part of both the plot and the characterization. The plot should be what it is because of some features in the world, and the characters should be the way they are because of the way the world works.

Re: Worldbuilding VS. Characters Vs. Plot

[(Anonymous)]

The plot should be what it is because of some features in the world, and the characters should be the way they are because of the way the world works.

This is a very good point.