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19. Resolution: Initial misfortune or lack is resolved
Disciplines > Storytelling > Propp's Morphology of the Folk Tale > 19. Resolution: Initial misfortune or lack is resolved Description | Discussion | See also
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DescriptionSymbol: K The original act of villainy (A) is now undone by the conquest of the villain. Thus, for example, a spell may be broken, a treasure found or a captive freed. The initial lack is now resolved and the associated desire satisfied, and the reader feels a great sense of relief and satisfaction as the main story completes. ExampleIn Star Wars, Leia gets hold of the Death Star plans. DiscussionMany stories end here, although there is also a fourth sphere of action that may occur, related to the homeward (and supposedly triumphant) return of the hero. See also
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