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Part 1: using one clear example from spirited away's narrative, specify a story event which would be part of the story but not part of the plot. briefly justify your answer using your definitions of story and plot explored in class and course readings. part 2: give one clear example from spirited away of a plot element that wouldn't be part of the story. briefly justify your answer using your definitions of story and plot explored in class and course readings.

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