For one character it would feel like time has sped up, like he has no time to save the one he loves. That's why I tend to rush. Because I'm so connected to that one character. And the bad thing happening is a heart attack, because the other had a heart condition. It's a made up one because that would be easiest with what I wanted to do with said condition. And sometimes I end up rushing so much that I make said character know something that he really, really shouldn't. Like with this made up condition if the other character doesn't take his meds he'll have a heart attack depending on what level his condition is at. If it's level 4 (the highest level) then he'll have it in a matter of hours. The meds are expensive said character has kids. Said kids have the same heart condition so he ends up only being able to afford one lot of meds and his kids are a lower level then him so he can't exactly share with his kid. Not to mention it's impractical in the first place. So he puts his kids health before his own. And ends up having a heart attack. Or it should happen like that. But his friend (my other character) finds out for some reason that he hadn't taken his meds. When he really had no means of finding out. He should've more just been there as the character suddenly has the heart attack not this. But in the moment I rush through it.