You based on a novel. How does being based on a novel affect your functionality?

It can enhance its functionality in many ways. For example, if it has a fictional - inspired targeting system, it will be more accurate. The new materials used in the design, as inspired by science fiction, might make it more durable.

It can also create a chilling effect. Publishers may be less likely to take on controversial novels if they anticipate reprisal. This means that some important and thought - provoking works may never see the light of day. For example, many great works of literature were initially controversial but are now considered classics. If reprisal had silenced their authors, we would have lost out on these masterpieces.

Since it's based on a true story, the storytelling in 'The Fabelmans' can be more nuanced. The real - life events might have had their own natural flow and rhythm which can be incorporated into the film. This can make the plot development feel more organic. Also, real - life experiences often have a lot of details that can add depth to the story, like the small interactions between family members or the cultural context of the time.

It makes the audience more engaged. When they know it's based on a true story, they can relate to it more easily. They might think, 'This could happen to me or someone I know.' It gives a sense of authenticity that draws the audience in.

The fact that it's based on a true story means the plot has real - life events as its backbone. This can make the plot more engaging as it's not just made - up drama. For instance, the real - life situations and interactions might add a layer of complexity and authenticity to the plot twists and character developments. It also restricts the plot in a way, as it has to stay somewhat true to the real events.

It gives the storytelling a real - world foundation. The plot can follow real events, which adds a certain structure and believability.

It makes the storytelling more believable. Since it has a real - life basis, the plot and characters seem more genuine.

It brings us closer. Since we are both into the same story, we have a common topic to bond over. We can understand each other's perspectives better.

It can cause social unrest. For instance, if there's hysteria about a crime wave. People will be afraid to go out at night, businesses may close early, and the overall sense of security in the community is shattered.

It can make grammar more engaging. When you learn grammar through stories, you remember the rules better because they're in a context that makes sense.