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Story Ribbons: using an LLM to turn a novel or script into a character-path chart
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A source note on a 2025 paper that parses novels and scripts into chapters, scenes, characters and locations, then draws each character as a ribbon across the story. Useful to writers and story analysts weighing LLM story-structure tools. Based on two arXiv pages; nothing was run and all results are the authors' own.
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Story Ribbons: using an LLM to turn a novel or script into a character-path chart
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A source note on a 2025 paper that parses novels and scripts into chapters, scenes, characters and locations, then draws each character as a ribbon across the story. Useful to writers and story analysts weighing LLM story-structure tools. Based on two arXiv pages; nothing was run and all results are the authors' own.
Useful starting points
- The paper reports that LLMs sometimes invent or alter quotes, so checking every quoted line against the source text is part of using this kind of output.
- Scene splitting was inconsistent until scenes were defined by a change of story location; a clear definition of 'scene' matters.
- Ratings such as importance and sentiment are subjective; treat them as one reading to check, not a measurement.
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