: Does a proposed graphical scheme exist to organize the whole story? My language skills in general are very low, i have problems to form sentences, each sentence is a frustrating fight not won

My language skills in general are very low, i have problems to form sentences, each sentence is a frustrating fight not won at the end of the point. Nethertheless, i would like to prove myself being able to write a whole fiction.
But, in stark contrast to many writers, i do not have a good memory and i am loosing threads constantly.
Therefore i ask, if there are graphical scheemes or flowchart or sth. similar that helps to plot the keep the wordless semantics in one big chart, so that once this graphic representation is made, i just need to fill it out with words in analogy to a sketch artists use.

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