Multiple POV, IC as OS Protagonist, MC as OS Antagonist

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@Lakis

all events are exposed

Does this possibly mean that a beat might not be a scene at all, but happen off screen?

Way back last year, @jhull wrote

@jhull

There is an inequity at the heart of the story. The part that can’t be spoken.

Because you can’t describe this inequity directly, you can only approximate it. And you do that by taking four different perspectives. The idea is that once you have seen the inequity from all angles, you gain a better appreciation of what it means to resolve or not resolve that inequity.

The Author uses the Four Throughlines as reference points for those different perspectives.

It sounds nice when you have a story like Back to the Future, where the inequity is nicely divided into Pursuit; Hinder; Temptation, which each throughline interprets the problem as.
Writing a Relationship that Counts towards a Premise - Articles - Narrative First

But in my case…
OS appears as Test…
MC appears as Result…
IC appears as Test…
RS appears as Test…

That doesn’t look like four different angles on an inequity.

Looking forward to comments…