Todorov (1977)
•Stage 1: A point of stable equilibrium, where everything is satisfied, calm and
normal.
•Stage 2: This stability is disrupted by some kind of force, which creates a state of disequilibrium.
•Stage 3: Recognition that a disruption has taken place.
•Stage 4: It is only possible to re-create equilibrium through action directed against the disruption.
•Stage 5: Restoration of a new state of equilibrium. The consequences of the reaction is to change the world of the narrative and/or the characters so that the final state of equilibrium in not the same as the initial state.
•Stage 2: This stability is disrupted by some kind of force, which creates a state of disequilibrium.
•Stage 3: Recognition that a disruption has taken place.
•Stage 4: It is only possible to re-create equilibrium through action directed against the disruption.
•Stage 5: Restoration of a new state of equilibrium. The consequences of the reaction is to change the world of the narrative and/or the characters so that the final state of equilibrium in not the same as the initial state.
Equilibrium mean balance
Narrative of events work on a. Clause and effect balance
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