The document discusses Tzvetan Todorov's narrative theory, which proposes that narratives follow a common structure: (1) an initial state of equilibrium, (2) a disruption to this equilibrium through some event, and (3) a resolution that establishes a new equilibrium. It provides examples from Disney's Frozen, noting the story's opening happy state is disrupted when Elsa's powers are revealed, various attempts are made to resolve this, and a new equilibrium is reached by the end.