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title: Main vs Scenario
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category: Scenarios
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tags: scenarios, compare, structure
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contextKey: scenarios.mainVsScenario
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micro: See which scenes changed position in the sandbox.
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quickTitle: Main vs Scenario
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quickSummary: Main vs Scenario compares the real order with the sandbox order so structural changes are visible.
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screenshot:
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# Overview
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Main vs Scenario shows which scenes have moved between the current story order and the sandbox version.
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# When Should I Use This?
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Use it when deciding whether the scenario's structure is actually clearer, stronger or more suspenseful.
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# How To Use It
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Look at each moved scene and ask what changes in setup, payoff, character knowledge and pacing.
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# Example
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Moving a confrontation earlier may increase pace but weaken the evidence trail that made it believable.
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# Writer Tip
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Scene movement always changes context. Compare what the reader knows before and after each moved scene.
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# Common Mistakes
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- Evaluating moved scenes in isolation.
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- Forgetting that character knowledge may change with order.
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- Applying a scenario without checking moved scenes.
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# Related Guides
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- [Compare Scenario](/Help/Article/scenarios.compare)
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- [Scenario Validation Notes](/Help/Article/scenarios.validationNotes)
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