The chain of events in a story is known as the

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The chain of events which is in a story is known as a plot.
It is through storytelling that we try to make sense to the whole world and to ourselves. Characters are the ones who can cause an effect for in a narrative. Whereby the character can be well-wounded or be flat. For example, habits, attitudes drives.
In a story, we can play a causal motivation something which is motivating others.

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