: Re: How can I test if an idea I have for a plot twist is satisfying for (most) people? So I have this idea for a plot twist and I really like it. I think I drop enough hints here and there

If you have a large enough group of test readers to perform idea evaluation prior to writing, then I envy you. I usually save my test readers till the end, so that their single reading effort can evaluate not only my ideas but also my choice of voice, character development and plot.

Keep in mind that once a test reader has been used for a particular project, they will never again have the "new reader" experience on this project. First eyes are Best eyes when it comes to critical review and feedback.

If you like your plot twist, then stop fretting about it. Add it to your story design and move on. Start Writing!!!!

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