The way in which we write is open to interpretation. We have the power to guide those interpretations by the way we present situations and the quantity of information we supply.
What is Garfield thinking really?
The inclusion of situations in stories also opens up the opportunity for twists and turns in the outcome of your stories.
So when something is described in one way there maybe more than one way of looking at that item. What is Garfield thinking in the pic above? Is he really showing he doesn't care; is he suffering a hangover; is he displaying aggression; or, is he simply tired?
A bit of a simplistic example but using this element in your story can be as simple or complicated as you wish to make it.
The Tangerine Tosser.
Does this title refer to a person who is extremely adept at throwing citrus fruit; or, someone who delivers oranges from a distance; or, a person who expounds ridiculous ideas thought up during sessions of self-gratification?
The imagination is the only limit as to what you can produce. You can limber up by watching news items and listening to different viewpoints. It may help increase creative flexibility in your thinking.
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