By expanding from four to eight appreciations, this update deepens the bridge between story logic and audience emotion, helping creators see not only *what* their story argues—but *how* it feels to live through it.

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Build your own: the **Dramatica** platform (built on Dramatica theory, powered by Narrova, standardized by the Narrative Context Protocol). Start here: [https://platform.dramatica.com](platform.dramatica.com)

**Madera y Marea** — In Castro, Chile, two men must live together for a year and restore a tide-bitten *palafito* to inherit it—testing love, place, and identity (musical).

**City of Stolen Summers** — In a fog-choked seaside city that sold its summers, a grief counselor teams with a season-spirit to heist the warm months back before the town withers for good.

**The Bridge That Stayed** — A Protestant bridgewright and a charismatic Jesuit fight (in very different ways) to keep one bridge open so a war-torn town can eat during the Thirty Years’ War.

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We’ll walk through how Unspool works, how it’s inspired by StoryWeaver, and where it’s going next.

🌌 Come see how story structure can emerge—not be imposed.
You don’t write it. You unspool it.

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We’re calling it Unspool—and it’s going live tomorrow.
Not a template. Not a form. A conversation with your story’s deeper shape.

Join us for a live demo Wednesday at 12pm PT on the Subtxt / Dramatica YouTube channel.

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