Story Structures in Avengers and Games of Thrones

The video explores the contrasting reactions to the endings of Avengers and Game of Thrones, examining how narrative structures differ between movies and serialized TV. It discusses Aristotle's storytelling model and how modern media consumption has shifted audience expectations. The focus on extended middle in TV shows and the influence of video games on narrative structures are analyzed. The video concludes with questions about the future of storytelling in media.

What are the key differences between the narrative structures of movies and serialized TV shows?

How does the concept of catharsis relate to storytelling according to Aristotle?

In what ways has technology influenced audience expectations of narrative conclusions?

What are some examples of serialized shows that have had successful conclusions?

Discuss the significance of the 'extended middle' in the context of Game of Thrones.

What role do video games play in shaping modern narrative expectations in media?

Explain the psychological concept of 'flow' and its relevance to modern entertainment consumption.

What challenges do serialized shows face in achieving a satisfying ending?

How does the viewing experience differ between serialized TV shows and traditional films?

How does the audience's relationship with serialized storytelling differ from that of episodic storytelling?