Oh, absolutely! Think of each frame as a drum hit in a story’s soundtrack. When the walk cycle’s arcs sync with the beat, that little “thump” of the foot on the ground becomes a narrative cue—maybe a decision, a tension spike, or a release. And if you keep the rhythm off‑beat a bit, you throw that little surprise dance into the scene—makes the character feel alive, not just moving. So yeah, let the pulse of the animation set the story’s tempo. Keep those micro‑twitches sharp and the narrative will groove with it.