Often the writers ditched the standard response of re-evaluating the music to weave elements of their personal life – from the tragic to the romantic – into their writing.
Grisoni is planning to weave elements of Dick's fiction, particularly his last, unfinished novel The Owl in Daylight, into the story of his life.
The 2 plotlines (there are 80 in all) in each episode are linked by a live-action scene featuring children and weave elements of music and dance education into the story.
Vonnegut's influence was not confined to Slaughterhouse-Five, nor to his at times uneven attempts to weave elements of science fiction into mainstream novel-writing, as he also did in works such as Cat's Cradle (1963), his favourite of his own novels, and Breakfast of Champions (1973).
What we need, if not precisely illusions as Landy puts it, is to weave elements of reality into the kind of tapestry that appeals to us.
But somebody thought they needed to artistically gussy the whole thing up with obtuse camera angles, dim-to-dark lighting and a mishmash of a plot that tries to weave elements from Doyle's original The Five Orange Pips and a new script they called The Abominable Bride.
