yeah, think of code as the skeleton of a story, every class a character, every function a scene. if the skeleton’s clean, the plot moves without wobbling, but if you over‑engineer it, you strip away the messy human moments that make the story real. clean architecture is the scaffolding that lets the narrative breathe, but you still have to drop in the emotion, the flaws, the unexpected twists. so, for a cleaner narrative you need a clean structure, but don’t let it become a sterile brochure—keep the narrative chaos alive, especially if you want people to remember the story, not just the clean lines.