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One of the most famous rules of theatrical storytelling is often called “Chekhov’s gun.” The principle suggests that if a component is introduced right into a story, even by chance, casually, it higher be significant. Or, as he often sums it up, if a gun appears in some unspecified time in the future in the story, it higher go off at the end. So, when a weapon appears at the starting of my playthrough of a narrative game you may imagine where my thoughts immediately went. – Willa Rowe Read more
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