A car pulled into the driveway. His daughter, Sarah, stepped out, her face mirrored his own—tired, but resilient. She carried a bag of groceries and a determined smile.
In mainstream fiction, stories are often defined by their focus on character depth and relatability to a general audience, rather than fitting into a niche genre like sci-fi or horror. These stories typically follow a linear structure where problems are resolved and endings feel satisfying.
: The focus is on Elias's internal emotional journey and his relationship with his family rather than an external plot.