Interwoven plots refer to a narrative technique where multiple storylines are developed simultaneously, often intersecting or influencing one another. This approach allows for a richer storytelling experience, as different characters and events can provide various perspectives on a central theme or conflict. In literature and film, interwoven plots can create suspense and complexity, as viewers or readers must piece together how the different narratives connect. Examples of this technique can be found in works like David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas" or the film Pulp Fiction, where seemingly unrelated stories converge in surprising ways.