[ SECRET POST #5314 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5314 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel that. To me, the difference is in the journey. I can know how a story is going to go and still enjoy it if the writing is good. There's some comfort in predictability, especially when I'm tired or just low on spoons.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 Same reason I have comfort books/shows I return to over and over. Sometimes it's nice to just enjoy the ride, especially if it's a ride I enjoy.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Or the writing expresses something about the story in a new or refreshing way, or just articulates something really well (especially when it’s something I’ve had trouble finding words for).

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. You can give me the tropiest story in the book, but if the writing is good and I like the characters, I'll still enjoy it even if I can predict every plot element before it actually happens.