# Black Panther Analysis

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**Created:** [February 17, 2018, 1:06am UTC](https://discuss.dramatica.com/t/black-panther-analysis/1477 "2018-02-17T01:06:48Z")\
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So does the motivation behind why M’Baku engages in the challenge and makes a play for the throne not matter when it comes to the Concern? I mean, it’s not so much that M’Baku makes the challenge physically that has the impact on the other characters, but why he’s doing it. But then that would put him in Manipulation.

EDIT: Is this where the PSR comes in? I wonder if the Activity signposts would be explored under the Manipulation types? I wonder if that’s what I’m seeing…

This is what gets me about Dramatica. Sometimes it seems like, depending on how you look at things, anything could be anything. In my head, I know that’s not the case, but I’ve literally spent days going around in circles trying to make different storyforms work.

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