Abstract
A hierarchical, bipartite model can characterize many complex narrative phenomena associated with coordinating plot and communication in storytelling (e.g., cinematography), but the predominant pipeline-based strategy for generating narratives has inadvertently limited the expressiveness of storytelling systems. We introduce computational steps for merging story and discourse languages in plan-based storytelling systems with hierarchical knowledge which avoids this problem and motivates more expressive narrative discourse reasoning.
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