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Identify Parts of prompt that are Important for your TDA

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1 The Action Verb
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2 Requirement A
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3 Requirement A
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4 Requirement B
5 The "Before" (Bracket Evidence) 6 The Pivot 7 The Change 8 Theme

Explanation

This is our Baseline. To show a character changed, we have to prove where they started. Koji doesn't just 'work'; he feels 'resentment.' This proves his perspective is negative and bitter at the beginning.

Koji thought being a giant mountain made him the boss of the world. But then he hears a tiny human hitting him with a hammer. Why does this matter? It proves that size doesn't matter. If a tiny hammer can break a giant mountain, then the hammer (and the person holding it) is actually the strongest thing.

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