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Thanks so much for joining us again this week!
In this episode, Taylor follows up on the importance of cause and effect with two examples of scenes that violate the Law of Cause and Effect.
As a review, Taylor defines the Law of Cause and Effect as:
Characters only act or react (the effect) in direct response to something that’s happened (the cause). Or, to put it another way, there is always a reason for everything a character does and says.
We also get another segment of Stories from the Farm, where we hear Taylor tell a “coming of age” story for two of her young chickens.
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