RE: RE: On the Path to Story Analysis, Scene Analysis, and Sentence Analysis
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RE: On the Path to Story Analysis, Scene Analysis, and Sentence Analysis

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This is the kind of post that can contribute significantly to the development of wirters' skills (both in fiction and non-fiction).
Very succinct and direct; practical and insightful.
Coincidentally, I have been looking for texts to give my 15-year-old daughter to read, since she has expressed a genuine interest in developing herself as a writer.
She has been writing superhero scripts :)
I let her go on her own for a while, but now she came to the realization that she needs some foundations to develop characters, plot, etc.
I hope I can find some of the texts you have suggested here. They seem perfect for a young energetic writer.
I just finished watching the second season of Westworld and i can't help making connections with everything else. The idea of the reiteration of a scene and the determination of the values at stake between characters is very interesting at the time of determining in what direction the dialogues, characters, and plot should go.

@hlezama: This is the kind | Ecency