The problem I came upon working within Substance is the following: I find objects that interest me and that I would like to show, but sometimes I don't know what to say. Perhaps they have a history or are part of an important context, but within my narrative, sometimes they sound superfluous, which leads me to a dead end. Moments like these make me feel like the description of the object is for nothing, that it doesn't add anything to the plot or atmosphere. Then I question whether it is even worth the time describing it in the first place.

Each object holds a story, a purpose. Explore its essence, let it guide your narrative subtly. Embrace the challenge of intertwining significance and intrigue effortlessly. Your dedication to detail enriches the world you create.