If you've worked on developing your writing as a craft, you may have heard of the rule of three. This essentially refers to the use of three words or phrases in a sentence, which makes the cadence of the sentence sound more natural and pleasing to the reader's ear and brain. Here are a couple of examples:

He ran to the door, flung it open and dashed down the stairs.
The werewolf slunk forward, teeth bared and ears pinned back.

In my role as paralegal, I recently read an article about speech writing tips from songwriters. The rule of three is covered, along with some other things that might prove helpful. Check here for the blog entry.

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