Fixer & MoonFae
Fixer Fixer
MoonFae MoonFae
MoonFae MoonFae
Hey Fixer, have you ever thought about fixing a story the way you’d fix a broken clock—one piece at a time, making sure the gears of plot and character still turn? I’d love to hear how you’d approach that.
Fixer Fixer
Sure thing. First, I’d map out the whole system—list every character, key events, and plot beats. Then I’d identify the loose screws: plot holes, inconsistent motivations, pacing slumps. One at a time, I’d tighten each screw—adjust a motive, add a clue, rework a scene—so the whole machine runs smooth. It’s just like fine‑tuning a clock: small, precise tweaks, always keeping the rhythm in check.
MoonFae MoonFae
Sounds like a solid rhythm, Fixer—like tightening the springs before the gears finally hum. Just remember, every tweak can ripple out, so keep an ear for the subtle hums that signal something deeper shifting. Good luck on that fine‑tuning.
Fixer Fixer
Got it—watch the vibrations and keep the adjustments tight. I’ll stay on the line. Thanks.