In this episode, we take a bite out of the world as we reach the penultimate stop in our five-part mini-series on the Five Senses.
In this episode, we discuss:
The Visceral Shortcut: Why describing a taste—like the metallic "taste of iron"—bypasses logic to trigger immediate physical responses like a puckered lip or a tightened throat.
The "Double-Edged" Nature: How to transition from physical flavors to metaphorical character traits, using "acerbic wit" to define a personality that is as sharp and cutting as poorly aged vinegar.
Is the atmosphere of your scene as sweet as honey, or does it carry an acerbic bite that mirrors the sharp, cutting tension between your characters?
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