Author
Catalyst
Catalyst noun - (chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected.
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Synonyms for Catalyst
Author and catalyst are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Author" instead a noun "Catalyst".
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Rage Against the Author: The catalyst for the whole plot is Lin being dissatisfied with being killed off for the sake of a cheap Twist Ending.
Source: Manga / OPUS - Rather than make all the other pups Outof Character jerks in order to make Marshall run away, the author presents a catalyst for the pups' rage and frustration so the heart-wrenching confrontation makes sense.
Source: Fan Fic Recs / Paw Patrol -
His insistence that she was still his favorite author, despite how terribly she treated him before and during the interview for his school report, is the catalyst for her future change of heart and eventual return to writing.
Source: Broken Pedestal
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