Pretty much! Agape Novels, if you have more than one setting, I recommend using the exercise to explore a second one. But if you don't, or if your first setting needs more clarification or a higher-level view (e.g., maybe you explored the bedroom in the first setting, and now you will explore the whole house), then by all means, work on whichever setting needs the most attention. You know your project better than anyone.
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Agape Novels 
, if you have more than one setting, I recommend using the exercise to explore a second one. But if you don't, or if your first setting needs more clarification or a higher-level view (e.g., maybe you explored the bedroom in the first setting, and now you will explore the whole house), then by all means, work on whichever setting needs the most attention. You know your project better than anyone.
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