Hi, I'm currently planning a dark fantasy novel and already have a good plot twist in mind. Unfortunately, I don't know how to keep the story interesting after the twist? I'd appreciate it if someone had any general tips for something like this!
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That’s a little bit general but I’m trying it out
The “Plot-Twist” suggests that something unexpected happens, but that can only work for the reader/spectator.
An example of how Son Goku dies from Dragonball and everyone thinks, now it’s out, he gives the staff to his son (in the sense of being replaced as a protagonist).
But hurra hurra, he is in the afterlife and is finally called back to life.
Often it is enough to awaken the emotion. After that, the plot can go back to its “normal” course.