Can people understand your story without watching it?

Not really. Toy Story 3 often references events and characters from the previous movies. Without that background, you might miss important details and connections.

No, generally not. Your story is your intellectual property, and without your consent, adding things to it is unethical and may even be illegal in some cases.

No, if you have set your story privacy to private, people cannot see it without your permission.

Maybe it's just not interesting enough or too predictable.

Sure. Especially if the platform doesn't have a feature to show you who has viewed, you'll have no way of knowing. It's like a silent audience that you can't see.

The complicated plot of the Harry Potter movies required a certain amount of background knowledge to understand the meaning behind it. Therefore, if you don't have enough experience watching the Harry Potter movies, it's recommended to watch them in succession so that you can better understand the plot and character development of the movie. In the process of watching the movie, you can first learn some basic knowledge about the Harry Potter series, such as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, magical creatures, Quidditch games, and so on. At the same time, you can also pay attention to important characters and clues in the movie, such as Harry Potter's parents, Voldemort and his followers, the friendship between Hermione and Ron, and so on. If you don't have enough experience watching movies, it's recommended to watch a few movies in a row to gradually understand the plot and character development of the Harry Potter series. Then, based on your own understanding, you can decide whether you want to delve into the details and deep meaning.

You can usually manage these notifications in the settings of the app where the story is posted. For example, on some social media platforms, you can go to the privacy or notification settings and adjust whether you want to receive these notifications, how often, and in what form.

In most cases, you can't prevent people from watching your story. The internet and various platforms make it difficult to control who views your content. It's more about managing the privacy settings you have when posting, but that doesn't guarantee complete prevention.

In most cases, yes. If you post a story on Instagram and your privacy settings are set to public or to allow sharing among your followers, others can share it without getting your permission. But you can take steps to prevent this. For example, you can adjust your privacy settings so that only you can share your own stories. This gives you more power over the distribution of your content on the platform.

Maybe they just stumble upon them by chance and find them interesting.