In this episode, Taylor expands on the ideas she shared in episode 213 and explains how we can be sure our description serves the correct purpose in scenes.

Taylor mentioned the following episodes at the beginning of the episode:

• 206 – Avoiding The Two Extremes when it Comes to Writing Description
• 211 – Avoiding Character Aimlessness to Improve Pacing and Characterization
• 213 – Every Scene Needs a Purpose: Description
• 225 – How Going Deeper Than The Obvious Makes Characters Feel Real and Alive
• 235 – Using Inner Dialog to Guide Conversation

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