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During the drive, the opponent is usually too strong, so the hero is losing. As a result, he becomes desperate and often starts taking immoral steps to win. (These immoral actions are part of the moral argument of the story; see Chapter 5.) KEY POINT: During the drive, you want plot development, not repetition. In other words, change the hero’s action in a fundamental way. Don’t keep hitting the same plot beat (action or event). For
The Anatomy of Story: 22 Steps to Becoming a Master Storyteller
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