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A good plot twist incorporates several key elements: it should be narratively sound, unexpected, and potentially foreshadowed, which helps it resonate more when revealed. It often introduces new conflicts or alters prior events, ensuring that the twist not only surprises but also adds depth to the story. Additionally, utilizing red herrings can mislead readers effectively while maintaining tension and engagement throughout. Ultimately, it should feel both surprising and plausible, leaving readers with a sense of satisfaction rather than confusion.
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