Orson Scott Card Quotes on Simplicity
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Simple food but it tasted good and they were satisfied.
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What do you mean, 'ah'? Just 'ah.' does every 'ah' have to mean something?
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Many who were listening felt a vague disquiet. They had expected oration. Instead the Speaker's voice was nothing remarkable. And his words had none of the formality of religious speech. Plain, simple, almost conversational. Only a few of them noticed that its very simplicity made his voice, his speech utterly believable. He wasn't telling the Truth, with trumpets; he was telling the truth, the story that you wouldn't think to doubt because it's taken for granted.
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Tell the story plainly and clearly.