Good scripts aren't ruined by spoilers (or predictability).

When you sit down to write a novel or a screenplay, you generally fall into one of two camps: you outline and structure everything before you write so you have a blueprint to follow, or you ignore the outline entirely and just start writing. The writing community calls this plotting versus pantsing—writing by the seat of your pants. Pantsing has a romantic, freeing appeal to it. It evokes the…