Obsession Star Inde Navarrette Says She Studied the Nonlinear Plot of Jujutsu Kaisen to Improve Her Screenwriting Skills
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Navarrette is particularly interested in how *Jujutsu Kaisen* weaves in details early in the story that later take on new meaning. For example, a character’s monologue might become significant several episodes later—even when that character is no longer alive by the time the audience realizes the monologue’s importance.
He explained that studying these techniques helped him think about storytelling in a more deliberate way.
Navarrette said in the interview. He added that he studied timelines and narrative structure, then tried to apply those lessons to his own screenwriting.
Comparing it to *Demon Slayer* gave him another way to examine how stories are constructed. Rather than assuming one approach is better than another, Navarrette wanted to understand why different structures produce different effects.
Her comments highlight how anime can serve as a useful study tool for aspiring writers, particularly in terms of pacing, character development, and the timing of key revelations.
Before *Obsession* was released to the public, Navarrette also streamed video games live on Twitch. Gaming and anime remain major interests for the actress, who has previously expressed her desire to break into the world of video game voice acting.
