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Todorov's theory of narrative structure proposes that stories typically follow five stages: 1) Equilibrium, 2) Disruption of equilibrium by an event or person, 3) Realization that a disruption has occurred, 4) An attempt to repair the damage from the disruption, and 5) A restoration of equilibrium, usually in the form of a new equilibrium. The document provides examples of how the plot of the film "Over Forever" follows these five stages, starting with the main characters Lana and Spencer being together and happy, Spencer breaking up with Lana causing a disruption, Lana realizing the disruption and seeking revenge, and ultimately ending with Lana failing in her plan and being jailed, creating a new equilibrium.
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equilibrium
- 1. Equilibrium
- 2. Objectives • To analyse how the narrative of a film trailer correlates with the narrative of the feature length film. • To consider todorov’s theory of narrative.
- 3. Narrative structure • It is essential to consider narrative when planning my trailer because it will be useful to use in my exam as well.
- 4. Tsvetan Todorov • Todorov was a theorist who believed that stories start in a state of equilibrium, which is then disrupted, setting in motion a chain of events. The resolution of the story is the creation of a new or different equilibrium. He summed the journey up in five stages: 1. Equilibrium 2. Disruption of equilibrium by a person or event 3. Realisition that disruption has occurred. 4. attempt to repair damage of disruption. 5. Restoration of equilibrium (usually a new equilibrium).
- 5. My plot Stages Over Forever Equilibrium Lana and Spencer are together and happy Disruption of equilibrium by event or person Spencer breaks up with Lana Realisation that disruption has Lana is really upset and occurred distraught by what has happened Attempt to repair damage of disruption Lana gets ready to seek revenge for what Spencer has done Restoration of equilibrium (usually a new equilibrium) Lana goes to kill him but in the end she gets jailed because her plan has failed
- 6. Other plots Stages Black Swan 21 Jump Street Equilibrium Natalie Portman wants to Young teens become police be in swan lake. officers. Disruption There are lot of things stopping her from being the starring role. They absolutely fail at being police officers. Realisation In the end she gets the starring role. They get put into the project of working on jump street. Repair She turns crazy when she's got the role. - Resolution She performs while she's dying and in the end she dies. -