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Use the practical entries to find a useful route, the Preface to understand how the methods fit together, and a pattern body for its working instructions.

LocusTitleKindUse
ReadmeFirst Practical EntriesPractical entryChoose a direct repair or a connected route through several methods.
PrefaceCross-Cutting Ideas And PrinciplesWhole-framework accountUnderstand the common problem, architecture, conditions and limits.

Pattern bodies

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1NSTD.1 - Choose a Narrative’s Purpose and the Source Structures It Must PreserveStablesource selection; reader purpose; omitted relationA.6.3.NAR
2NSTD.2 - Choose a Narrative Order That Keeps Needed Source Relations RecoverableStablechronology; reveal; causality; proof order; teaching orderNSTD.1; A.6.3.NAR; A.22.CGUS when selected
3NSTD.3 - Repair Missing or Unsupported Narrative Connections (Coherence and Event Models)Stableevent connection; missing cause; coherence; mechanism; event model; dependencyNSTD.1; NSTD.2
4NSTD.4 - Choose Narrative Voice and Focalization while Keeping Agency Claims GroundedStablenarrator; viewpoint; focalization; acting participantA.2; A.13 for precise claims
5NSTD.5 - Choose Narrative Engagement Devices for the Intended Experience or UseStablecuriosity; suspense; attention; motivation; persuasionNSTD.1; NSTD.4; relevant ethics content
6NSTD.6 - Declared-Use Narrative Rendering Quality EvaluationStablereader recovery; structural information; quality; candidate evaluationC.2.8; A.19.ECS; C.16
7NSTD.7 - Automated Narrativization and Story PlanningStablegeneration; content plan; schema; source fidelity; repairNSTD.1–.6; C.35 for architecture use
8NSTD.8 - Design a Narrative Learning Route for Reconstruction and UseStablelearning route; prerequisite; reconstruction; retrieval; transferNSTD.1–.6; relevant learning sources

Reference sections

LocusTitleKindUse
Heterogeneous casesTeaching, fiction, mathematics and live eventsWorked applicationsCompare uses and constraints across different narrative tasks.
Support MapsArchitecture, language, sources and terminologyReferenceFollow a relevant question from a pattern to its further explanation.
DPF RelationsDependencies and connected usesReferenceRecover a relation and the condition that reopens it.
Refresh RouteSource and use changesMaintenance guidanceRevisit the affected use when its conditions change.