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Topic : Re: What is the story structure called when someone doesn't know they have the solution to their problem in hand? Perhaps the "classic" example is Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. Early in her journey - selfpublishingguru.com

Speyer920

: Re: What is the story structure called when someone doesn't know they have the solution to their problem in hand? Perhaps the "classic" example is Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. Early in her journey

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The only term I came across (in my brief search) was self-realization drama. It can cross genres but perhaps seems best suited for fantasy. It's the classic "I knew I had the power within me" kind of story.

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