: How should I move on after writing a fight scene and trying to introduce a new (but mentioned) character? So I'm writing a short story for literature and I have come upon an odd spot in

So I'm writing a short story for literature and I have come upon an odd spot in my story where I need to introduce a new character, but I got to end a fight scene first. I had been doing some research on writing scenes with physical/dialectical conflict, but I'm trying to end it so I can move on. Any suggestions? Help? If you need a sample of the scene, I'll gladly submit some

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Might be a rather simplistic answer but why not just knock this soon to be newly mentioned character out and move things on to him waking up? If there is going to be a fight, that's certainly not an unexpected outcome. It certainly allows for a quick switch to his perspective and to maybe explain this fight from his perspective. If that is the angle you are going for of course.

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