<p>My units on novels move from the large, external world of the character to the small, internal one (and then back again).  </p>

My units on novels move from the large, external world of the character to the small, internal one (and then back again).

<p>My units on novels move from the large, external world of the character to the small, internal one (and then back again). &nbsp;</p>

#95: Hourglass Unit Planning: Large to Small to Large

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