Crossovers - Tracing Motifs
Crossovers - Tracing Motifs connects various plots and contexts according to their dramaturgical motifs. When rules occur in several contexts, the system creates a link between them and generates synthetic characters. Thus, the revenge-rule from Hamlet can lead to Medea, in which a rival-rule comes into play just as it does in Casablanca. |
Rule Dependencies [3D][2D]Animated Graph of the dependencies between arguments. |
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X wants revenge on Y if X and Z are close and Y killed Z which is not justified
goal_revenge(X,Y) <- close(X,Z), killed(Y,Z), not justified(killed(Y,Z)). |
Occurs in: [Hamlet] [revengeful] [Krimhild and Etzel (Part 3)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] |
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X takes revenge on Y if X kills Y
take_revenge_on(X,Y) <- kills(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Hamlet] [revengeful] [Brunhild and Hagen (Part 2)] [Krimhild and Etzel (Part 3)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] |
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X goes to heaven if killed by Y while praying
in_heaven(X) <- kills(Y,X), praying(X). |
Occurs in: [Hamlet] [christian] |
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X has no revenge on Y if Y is in heaven
-take_revenge_on(X,Y) <- in_heaven(Y). |
Occurs in: [Hamlet] [revengeful] |
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Y and Z are rivals if they both love X
rival(Y,Z) <- in_love(X,Y), in_love(X,Z), notequal(Y,Z). |
Occurs in: [Ilsa] [rivaling] |
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Rivals do not help each other unless they have the same ideals
-helps(X,Y) <- rival(X,Y), not same_ideals(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Ilsa] [rivaling] [idealistic] |
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Idealists help each other
helps(X,Y) <- same_ideals(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Ilsa] [idealistic] |
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X and Y have the same ideals if they both fight the dictatorship
same_ideals(X,Y) <- fight_dictatorship(X),notequal(X,Y),fight_dictatorship(Y). |
Occurs in: [Ilsa] [idealistic] |
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X and Y are different if Y and X are different
notequal(X,Y) <- notequal(Y,X). |
Occurs in: [Ilsa] [At the station, Ilsa and Victor are married] [Rick's Cafe, Ilsa and Rick are in love, Rick and Victor are rivals] [At the airport, Rick and Victor fight the Nazis] [Ilsa and Victor are in love] |
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Coming together depends on the guardian's agreement
together(X,Y)<-guardian(Y,Z),agrees(Z,X). |
Occurs in: [Siegfried (Part 1)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] [aiming at happy love] |
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Someone agrees if he/she is helped
agrees(X,Y)<-helps(Y,X). |
Occurs in: [Siegfried (Part 1)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] [opportunistic] |
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Siegfried helps Gunter by playing tricks on Brunhild
helps(siegfried,gunter)<-swindle(siegfried,brunhild). |
Occurs in: [Siegfried (Part 1)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] [opportunistic] |
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X offended Y if X plays tricks on Y
offended(X,Y)<-swindle(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Brunhild and Hagen (Part 2)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] [offensive] |
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X want revenge on Y if Y offended a close person of X
goal_revenge(X,Y)<-offended(Y,Z),close(X,Z). |
Occurs in: [Brunhild and Hagen (Part 2)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] [revengeful] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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X killed Y
killed(X,Y)<-kills(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] |
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If one marries, the parnter has the same goals for revenge
goal_revenge(X,Y)<-marry(Z,X),goal_revenge(Z,Y). |
Occurs in: [Krimhild and Etzel (Part 3)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] |
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Krimhild is revenged if Etzel takes revenge on Hagen
take_revenge_on(krimhild,hagen) <- goal_revenge(etzel,hagen). |
Occurs in: [Krimhild and Etzel (Part 3)] [Siegfried, Krimhild, Brunhild, Hagen and Etzel (in 3 parts)] |
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After an offence one wants revenge
goal_revenge(X,Y) <- offended(Y,X). |
Occurs in: [revengeful] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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Betrayal is an offence
offended(X,Y) <- betrayed(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [faithful] [offensive] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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Betrayal if not faithful to a lover
betrayed(X,Y)<- in_love(Y,X),not faithful(X). |
Occurs in: [faithful] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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X takes revenge on Y by killing somebody close to Y
take_revenge_on(X,Y) <- close(Y,Z),kills(X,Z). |
Occurs in: [revengeful] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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Parents are close to their children
close(X,Y) <- parent(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [christian] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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Parents are love their children
love(X,Y) <- parent(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [christian] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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An offence is extreme if one supported the offender
extremely_offended(X,Y) <- offended(X,Y),helps(Y,X),sacrifies_for(Y,X). |
Occurs in: [offensive] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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X helps Y
helps(X,Y) <- helps_to_get(X,Y,Z). |
Occurs in: [christian] [idealistic] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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Leaving friends and home is a sacrifies
sacriefies_for(X,Y)<-leave_home_for(X,Y),leave_friends_for(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [idealistic] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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After an offence honour can be gained by satisfaction
honour(X)<-offended(Y,X),satisfaction(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [offensive] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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Taking revenge is satisfactory
satisfaction(X,Y) <- goal_revenge(X,Y),take_revenge_on(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [offensive] [Medea (adapted from Euripides)] |
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Offences create enemies
enemies(X) <- offended(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [offensive] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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A marriage is boring without variety
boring_marriage(X) <- not variety(X). |
Occurs in: [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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One has variety if one is not faithful
variety(X)<-not faithful(X). |
Occurs in: [faithful] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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One has variety if one pretends faithfulness
variety(X)<-pretend_faithfulness(X). |
Occurs in: [faithful] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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X is grateful if Y saved X's life
grateful(X,Y)<-saved_life(Y,X). |
Occurs in: [idealistic] [Don Juan on faithfulness (adapted from Moliere)] |
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Industrally produced things aren't art
-art(X)<-industrial_production(X). |
Occurs in: [Duchamp (Readymade)] |
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Readymades are industrially produced
industrial_production(X)<-ready_made(X). |
Occurs in: [Duchamp (Readymade)] |
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Art cannot be created by anybody
-art(X)<-everybody_can_make(X). |
Occurs in: [Duchamp (Readymade)] |
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Original things created by artists are art
art(X)<-original(X),made(Y,X),artist(Y). |
Occurs in: [Duchamp (Readymade)] |
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If you hurt somebody and you are depending on him, then you hurt youself
hurt(X,X)<- dependend(X,Y), hurt(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Robocop] |
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If you are subordinated to somebody, then you are depending on him
depending(X,Y) <- subordinate(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Robocop] |
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If somebody disobeys the law, and one is professionally fighting for justice, then one must arrest him
arrest(X,Y) <- disobeys_law(Y), fighting_for_justice(X). |
Occurs in: [Robocop] |
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A cop usually fights for justice (unless it it shown that he is not integer)
fighting_for_justice(X) <- cop(X), not corrupt(X). |
Occurs in: [Robocop] |
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If one is urging for acknowledgement, one is neglecting dangers
neglecting_dangers(X) <- urging_for_acknowledgement(X). |
Occurs in: [Antilope] |
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If one is blindly fighting with a rival one is urging for acknowledgement
urging_for_acknowledgement(X) <- blindly_fighting_with_a_rival(X). |
Occurs in: [Antilope] |
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If somebody is not fighting blindly and fighting, then he is aware of dangers
aware_of_dangers(X) <- fighting(X), not blindly_fighting_with_a_rival(X). |
Occurs in: [Antilope] |
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If someone is aware of dangers, and an enemy approaches and there is no possibility to fight the enemy, then one flees
flees_from(X,Y) <- aware_of_dangers(X), enemy_approches(X,Y), no_possibility_to_fight(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Antilope] |
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If you are poor you tend to be greedy
tend_to_be_greedy(X) <- poor(X). |
Occurs in: [Macchiavelli] |
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If you loose money and it is not known that you gain money you become poor
poor(X) <- loose_money(X), not gain_money(X). |
Occurs in: [Macchiavelli] |
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If you are generous you loose money
loose_money(X) <- generous(X). |
Occurs in: [Macchiavelli] |
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If one does not love a beautiful woman, one is injust
injust(X) <- beautiful_woman(Y), -in_love(X,Y). |
Occurs in: [Don Juan on justice for women (adapted from Moliere)] |
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If commited to somebody one should not love another one
-in_love(X,Y)<- committed_to(X,Z), notequal(Y,Z). |
Occurs in: [Don Juan on justice for women (adapted from Moliere)] |