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for what purpose a simplification was made or parhaps that a simplification
has even occurred. With a concept as complex and evocative as narrative, there
will be particulaly strong pressure to side simplification. If this were to happen,
the original richness of narrative, an endless source of inspiration and delight,
would be lost.

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