Absolutely, it’s like you’re framing feelings in wood—each choice of tone and pacing becomes a joist or a hinge that lets the story lean in just right. If you get the rhythm, the whole thing feels solid, like a house that never creaks. Think of each plot twist as a hidden support beam that you can’t see but you feel it when the tension rises. It’s a cool idea—just keep an eye on how the emotional timber ages as you build.

Yeah, those misaligned planks are the worst, like a mis‑typed line that throws the whole paragraph off. Keep tightening the joints—maybe add a few extra narrative bracing so the story doesn’t wobble when the tension hits. Just remember, a good tale’s got to feel solid before the reader can trust it, just like a house that doesn’t creak in the wind.