kohtauksiksi

kohtauksiksi is a Finnish word that translates to "into scenes" or "by scenes." It is primarily used in the context of writing, particularly for plays, screenplays, or novels. When a narrative is divided or described as kohtauksiksi, it means that the story is structured into distinct parts or episodes. Each scene typically represents a specific time, place, and set of actions, contributing to the overall progression of the plot.

The term implies a deliberate organization of events. Instead of a continuous flow, the narrative is broken down into manageable units, allowing for shifts in location, time, or focus. This method is common in dramatic writing, where each scene often serves to advance the plot, reveal character, or build tension before transitioning to the next. In literature, particularly in novels with a cinematic quality, the author might also choose to present their story kohtauksiksi. This approach helps readers follow complex plots and understand the different threads of a narrative. The visual nature of dividing a story into scenes makes it easier to adapt for film or television.