I think the intention is to be a bit over the top, rather than having every character make sense, so the twin can poison herself to poison him. Same goes for the title. Its like a story to spook children.
Dickens isn't always to be taken seriously, given the playful names he gives his characters, but he usually doesn't let it get in the way of Telling a Story, where the story passes as seriously as it can, even with Spontaneous Human Combustion. His stuff is great to study for breaking down plot points and story beats. Consider that much of his work was serialized, so it always has that "what's next' story element, in the longer work at least.
A lot of people that want to be illustrators in storytelling media, like comics or animation, need to ask themselves... Do they have a story to tell? Can they adapt a story to tell? Can they pick scenes to illustrate? Because, a picture without a story to tell, is like a pie without meat.
I think the intention is to be a bit over the top, rather than having every character make sense, so the twin can poison herself to poison him. Same goes for the title. Its like a story to spook children.
Dickens isn't always to be taken seriously, given the playful names he gives his characters, but he usually doesn't let it get in the way of Telling a Story, where the story passes as seriously as it can, even with Spontaneous Human Combustion. His stuff is great to study for breaking down plot points and story beats. Consider that much of his work was serialized, so it always has that "what's next' story element, in the longer work at least.
A lot of people that want to be illustrators in storytelling media, like comics or animation, need to ask themselves... Do they have a story to tell? Can they adapt a story to tell? Can they pick scenes to illustrate? Because, a picture without a story to tell, is like a pie without meat.
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