Sometimes in writing, we might have the urge to put everything up front and wrap everything up nice and clean at the end. While that can make for efficient reading, it can also lead us to forget what's supposed to be inside. Further, sometimes we seek balance, but proportion is important, too. Balance and proportion aren't always the same, for some instances of balance can cancel out what's good. And a third consideration: In film, if there's voice-over narration, it typically doesn't narrate what's happening on screen. Perhaps it's over a montage, let's say, to maximize communicative opportunities. Just like how our waiter, standing over me, said as he watched me take my first spoonful of the budino he just put down, "Dude, no! You gotta dig all the way to the bottom and get all the layers. It's stupid good; you're missing all the [...] deliciousness!" So write like it's budino. That's what I got from that. Happy New Year!
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