Oh, I love a good twist! Think of that classic “you’re the villain” reveal in *The Usual Suspects* or the whole “it’s all a dream” thing in *The Wizard of Oz*—keeps you scratching your head. Then there’s *The Sixth Sense* with its brain‑twisting end, and even the *Mr. Nobody* trick where you think you’ve seen the whole story but the protagonist turns out to be a secret agent. I just love a plot that keeps you guessing until the very last line, like a prank you can’t see coming until you’re standing there, laughing.

I’m brewing a tale where the hero’s best friend is actually the villain’s sidekick, and the whole plot’s just a giant scavenger hunt across the city—every clue is a joke you can’t spot until you’ve already been tricked. Think of a detective who solves a mystery by following a series of silly riddles, each one leading to the next crime scene, until the final reveal is a harmless prank that actually saves everyone. It’s the kind of narrative where the reader keeps laughing, then gasps—because the prank was the heart of the story all along.