How your Script Narration Can Flow

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The stages your narration  can Follow 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
A child  born in a low life family,no adequate care, feeding becomes a problem the environment not friendly etc.... (this can go for set up)
He lost his parents now facing the up side down world. He struggle for survival with great hope of changing his status. He sees the pains in others facing similar situations with no assist he gets up sets to take things by himself he set the battle for greatness etc.......  (here we depict the theme,catalyst and debate )
He made strategies and successfully achieve them as desire from what he has been dreaming  of and how life can be for people  not to suffer. He is successful   next thing to help others etc...... (mid point)
He got accused and sentence to 6months  imprisonment with hard labour etc...... (Bad Guys Cue in or term it as u want)
Properties and wealth gone for his bail and legal matters to proof  his innocent and for his freedom etc.... (All lost)
He comes out of jail frustrated with no hopes of survival. Nothing to think about or hold on. Living standard back to old days. He feels  of a no existing Tomorrow etc..... (Breaking into act 3)
He realised  he can still do better no matter  the trauma,lost and hardship  he is winner and winners  never quite he set to fight once more to make things  Ok
Final he got the right Result
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