Continuing on my work of providing examples for my Cumulative Advice blog, no advice is in need of examples more than Outlines. My previous outline posted for DotFR followed the format I call "Proof of Concept" being structured very much the same way a mathematical proof is. Different stories need different styles of outlines, however, and To Cure Deception is very much a chronological headfuck, because it would be a

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One of the things I had a great deal of fun with in writing To Cure Deception was creating associative identity markers. Something that means something to the character based off of what those things are associated with. The more context we're given about the character's past, the larger the frame of reference for the character's present and the past context revealed in the story.

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