3 Key Tactics
- Dramatize turning points: Make sure your scene has a clear turning point
- Employ reversals: That is one character holds more power than the other when the scene begins and that dynamic is reversed by the time the scene ends
- Set it up, then step back: Best time to let the reader know what the character is feeling is not during the scene itself, but before that scene begins.
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