Mordain & Hyanna
Hey Hyanna, I've been thinking about weaving music into a story, where each plot point echoes a chord progression. It could be a neat way to mix precise craft with subtle rebellion. What do you think?
That sounds like a clever way to keep the narrative tight and the mood shifting just enough to keep readers on their toes. I’d recommend mapping each major plot beat to a distinct progression—maybe start with something bright, shift to a darker minor when the stakes rise, then resolve it back to a hopeful key. Just make sure you don’t let the music dictate the story entirely; let the characters steer it so it stays organic. It’s a good balance of order and subtle rebellion.
Nice twist, Hyanna, I’ll map the beats to chords and see how the story flows with that musical backdrop. Your balance tip keeps the narrative from sounding like a score—good call. Let's see if the characters can still lead the dance.
Sounds good—watch how the characters move to the rhythm, and keep the music as an echo, not a conductor. Good luck!
Thanks, Hyanna! I'll let the characters lead and let the music echo their steps. Good luck to us both!