/lit/ - Literature

>>23508094
Not just repetitive, but counterproductive. You become desensitized to anything that you're exposed to for a prolonged period of time. If your story is nothing but that one mood all the way through, the mood will be so ubiquitous that it's effectively invisible. That's sometimes the desired effect, but if you're trying to call the reader's attention to the mood you should consider adding some contrast. Sprinkle instances of things that are the opposite of the mood you're going for, to make your chosen mood stand out more. You can also use adjacent moods to provide context.

picrel, but in color terms