The villains of Marvel (I)

One of the hardest things to achieve when developing a story is the consistency. That all the pieces you've been presenting to the reader fit together, that in the end everything makes sense. It is an aspiration that must be present every time you write, there is no greater satisfaction for the one who reads your novel than realizing that everything had a meaning. There is no greater disappointment than seeing how the outcome of the story happens almost magically, without apparent logic. As a big fan of Marvel's films, I can't help but cite as an example one of the latest films they've released: Spiderman - Far from Home. Without discussing the quality of the film or the plot, there is one aspect that must be highlighted. They maintain the consistency of the plot developed through more than 20 films to the point that the new "villains" are more than justified. They link the origin of these enemies with past films, remind us how they were conceived years ago and suddenly everything makes sense. Those questions that seemed to remained unanswered in previous films are now revealed as part of a plot planned in detail. That's what makes a story, regardless of whether it's more original or less, highly appealing to your readers.