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GCSE Media Studies · key term
A relatively stable state in a narrative before a disruption or after a problem has been resolved.
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Revise: Narrative and Propp's character typesAn equilibrium is a relatively stable situation. A disruption upsets it; characters recognise the problem and attempt to repair it; a resolution establishes a new equilibrium.
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A state of balance or stability within a narrative.
Revise: Narrative and Propp's character typesA story begins with an equilibrium, or settled situation. A disruption disturbs it. Characters recognise the problem and attempt to repair it, leading towards a new equilibrium.
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