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>>It occured to me (after giving my "superior laugh") >>that the ad just about sums up every D&D adventure >>ever. >> >>Giant Threat! >>Heros Arrive! >>Threat Averted! >>Praise from Authority Figures! >>Lots of Loot! >> >>My, we're a predictable animal aren't we! > >Virtually all stories take that pattern to some >degree. The giant threat may not always be a monster, >but a more personal "threat" or conflict in the case >of dramas and such, but that is a typical pattern. >Take a <i>Perry Mason</I> book or TV episode - a >potential defendant is threatened with going to the >gas chamber, Perry Mason enters the scene, proves >someone else did it, is congratulated by the D.A. and >the police on helping justice prevail, then getting a >huge check at the end (the last part is more common in >the books than in the TV show, but it did happen on >more than one episode).
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