I completely agree. You're not the first.

I added the section titles for that reason.

Condensing it down well takes skill.

Condensing it down and making it captivating takes even greater skill.

That's not where my skills lie, nor where I want to spend my time right now. I'm just trying to get it out as clearly and as organized as I can with little room for misinterpretation. It will be handy later. This is like starting a new job and going over all the legalese crap, introducing you to your team, where the lunch room and bathrooms are, and all the office policies. It's not captivating or glamourous, but it's necessary.

Soon enough I'll be sharing my original images and they will say much more, faster, without words. Also, I can illustrate pretty quickly when focused. And those will grab people's attention when I actually have it all laid out for them and their questions.

At that point, when adding words for the characters to say, we will condense and captivate as much as possible.

Parts of the T101 project are not fully formed. So I'm working some of it out as I go. Writing it helps clarify some things, including what's not solid or is lacking.

The BsS project is very clear but complex and I actually want my vomit draft to be moderately captivating, so it's a conundrum. Making matters worse, it intentionally starts out bland and "normal" to gradually build up to epic proportions. Part of that is building character, not my strong suit. Drawing and animating characters is.

These projects will take years to complete. I'm here for the long haul.