Pacing

Definition

Pacing refers to the speed at which a story unfolds, including the rhythm and tempo of events. It determines how quickly or slowly the plot progresses.

Related terms

Narrative:

The narrative is the way in which a story is told, including its structure, point of view, and style.

Slow Pacing: Slow pacing refers to when a story progresses at a leisurely or unhurried pace, allowing for detailed descriptions and character development.

Fast Pacing:

Fast pacing describes when a story moves quickly with rapid action and minimal exposition.