Types Of Structure

In my storybook I chose to go for a linier story line

because linier story lines would only follow either
one character or only one event. There for children
could easily understand the story line and could
continue to follow it easily without having to look
for guidance about what is going on Other stories
or Entertainment series use a non-linier story line
to either develop characters or keep audiences
interested with different events going on in the
same universe (World in which this story takes
place.) One series on television use a non-linier
story line to keep at rack of the vast amount of
characters they have and Game of Thrones is a
clear example. In one episode they could show
three different characters story lines in one
episode.
Another type of structure I use in my story would
be a closed narrative, just to keep my story with a
clear beginning and end. Keeping a childrens
storybook more simple than complex would be
beneficial considering I wouldnt want to confuse
my main audience. Other shows, movies or book
use open narratives to keep a story going or to
allude to a characters success or demise. Or they
just want to sequel bate. Soap operas use open
narratives to continue storylines and to keep a
there TV show going with new content. Soap
operas like holly oaks or east Enders.
I will use a single strand narrative in my story to
keep the book easy to read and understand by my
child demographic.
Single stand narratives are often used in a wide
range of entertainment another show that uses a

single strand narrative would be other childs TV

shows like ben 10. Some other methods of
entertainment use multi-strand storylines like
comic books like Batman, The Avengers and
Spiderman.
Realist narrative is more based around life or
elements with some aspects made up. Things like
reality TV shows like Jodie shore or Im a celebrity
get me out of here. Obviously I would use a Nonrealistic narrative to appeal more to the story side
and keep the attention of my audience of children
who would be more interested in a non-realistic
setting than a realistic.
The Many components of the story that I have
included would be
- Opening
- Conflict
- Resolution
A basic story line to keep children interested and to
make sure they are not confused by whats going
on in the story.
Because of the basic nature of my story it shares a
lot in common with many other stories that are
even Realistic/Non realistic. You could draw a
comparison to any basic movie, book, game or TV
show. Just for context and comparison one other
piece of media which uses the same basic format
would be the Harry potter franchise. (If you looked
at it as one big book) You can tell where the
opening it to the general conflict and the resolution
are.