In writing fiction, always know what your characters are feeling, then
illustrate that feeling through one or all of the following: dialogue, interior
thought, action, description. For instance, if a character is angry, have him
shout (dialogue), swear in his head (interior thought), slam a window (action),
and/or have something occur in the setting that reflects his mood: shattering
glass (description).
Available on Amazon There are infinitesimal moments, milliseconds actually, when a decision is made and life takes an unexpected turn. For Rosie, it came while driving on the thruway, passing a double trailer, when, seeing the slight curve of the road ahead, she imagined how twisting winds and shifting weights of masses in motion could possibly blow the truck over, crushing her soft flesh and brittle bones into a confounding mass of crumpled metal that could never be put right.