I think you’re right - it can be used to speed up action, but it depends on the action. It can give a sense of hurrying from one action to the next, so if those are significant actions, then things are rushing along. But if they’re mundane and minute actions like opening the gate, stepping through the gate, closing the gate, it’s slowing…
I think you’re right - it can be used to speed up action, but it depends on the action. It can give a sense of hurrying from one action to the next, so if those are significant actions, then things are rushing along. But if they’re mundane and minute actions like opening the gate, stepping through the gate, closing the gate, it’s slowing things down and forcing us to concentrate on each particular action. Does that make sense?
I think you’re right - it can be used to speed up action, but it depends on the action. It can give a sense of hurrying from one action to the next, so if those are significant actions, then things are rushing along. But if they’re mundane and minute actions like opening the gate, stepping through the gate, closing the gate, it’s slowing things down and forcing us to concentrate on each particular action. Does that make sense?