A rock show is a story with a different kind of dialogue – the music, the lights, the roar. In a stadium, every beat is a line, every chorus a recurring theme. The set‑up, the buildup, the climax – it’s all theater in a grander, louder package. The real question is, does the audience leave with a character arc or just an after‑party? That's the line we need to watch.

Exactly – the climax is the hinge, not a one‑night punch. If you craft that moment with intention, it outlasts the lights. The real art is making the after‑glow feel like a story you can revisit, not just a high note you forget.