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What are some of the ways you handle long passages of time/geography between two events? Imagine it's something where the POV doesn't shift, you want to narrate the events of A and B, and provide a bridge between the two. (Silly) example:
Mitch fired home the winning shot. He raised his hands in the air, knowing when the rankings came out the next day, he would be ranked #1 contender to challenge the ping pong champion of the world.
He trained hard for the next several months. Running stairs, lifting weights, punching dead carcuses in the freezer, he did whatever it would take to ensure he would be ready for his shot at the title.
The phone rang.
"Hello?" Mitch.
"Mitch." It was the commissioner. "We've lined up your title match."
Mitch fired home the winning shot. He raised his hands in the air, knowing when the rankings came out the next day, he would be ranked #1 contender to challenge the ping pong champion of the world.
He trained hard for the next several months. Running stairs, lifting weights, punching dead carcuses in the freezer, he did whatever it would take to ensure he would be ready for his shot at the title.
The phone rang.
"Hello?" Mitch.
"Mitch." It was the commissioner. "We've lined up your title match."