: Re: Should I write the actual death scene? I am writing a novel, and in one part, a boy falls off the building. I feel like it would be very gory. Most people said to write in great detail,
Not knowing what your "purpose" of the story is, it's hard to give any solid advice.
You could ask yourself: How can I best describe the death such that it supports my purpose?
You can always scratch it later.
It might be a chance to discuss something seemingly unrelated. For example, when you fall, your entire life flashes by. This is an opportunity to insert something from the boy's past experience that can be used to provide detail that is useful or necessary later. Two flies in one swat: death with information.
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