MJG's 26-Point Plot

Michael John Grist has published a theory ("On Writing #15 acts of
invention"
<http://www.michaeljohngrist.com/2011/04/on-writing-15-acts-of-invention/>)
that a story requires a set of 26 ideas to be complete and
satisfying. I think his ideas are an elaboration on dramatic arc
theories and the concepts in Aristotle's "Poetics".

1. Idea
2. Concept
3. Premise
4. Milieu
5. Hero external
6. Hero backstory
7. Inner demon
8. Outer villain
9. Hero arc / turn
10. Theme
11. Setup / orphan
12. - hook
13. - threat
14. - hero's world upended
15. Response / wanderer
16. - threat
17. - actions
18. - hero's 1st revelation
19. Attack / warrior
20. - threat
21. - actions
22. - lull
23. - hero's 2nd revelation
24. Resolution / martyr
25. - hero's finishing move
26. - resolution