It’s widely accepted that the architect of modern storytelling structure is Aristotle. He recorded his thoughts on two manuscripts, one covering his ideas on what makes for a well constructed tragedy, the other that provides the structure for good comedy. The sceond manuscript was lost, while the first (covering tragedy) was translated and became Aristo…
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