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Originally Posted by 4691mls
Sort of like when the characters have a conversation over dinner or in the car. The conversation seems short on paper but suddenly they've completed a four-course meal or a 200 mile drive.... I guess we're supposed to assume there was more to the conversation but not all of it was worth including.
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Also happens in movies.
One of my little annoyances is when it is in broad daylight and the character says we need to get to 54th Avenue (or whereever) and it is 4 blocks away, and when they arrive it is the middle of the night. How did it take 6+ hours to go 4 blocks.
Yes, yes it adds to the suspense element, but in a stupid way in my opinion.