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Unit 10: Strong Slot and Filler Structures

The Roles might be: Notes
 Robber, S.
 Cashier, M.
 Bank Manager, O.

 Policeman, P.
The Entry Conditions might be:
 S is poor.

 S is destitute.
The Results might be:
 S has more money.
 O is angry.
 M is in a state of shock.

 P is shot.
There are 3 scenes: obtaining the gun, robbing the bank and the getaway.
The full Script could be illustrated in Figure 10.1.

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Caution If a specific script is to be applied it must be triggered and the activating is based
on its significance.

Notes Some more points to be noticed on Scripts:
1. If a topic is mentioned in passing then a pointer to that script could be held.

2. If the topic is significant then the script should be opened.
3. The danger lies in having too many lively scripts much as one might have too many
windows open on the screen or too many recursive calls in a program.

4. Provided events follow a recognized trail we can use scripts to signify the actions
included and use them to answer thorough questions.
5. Different trails may be permitted for dissimilar outcomes of Scripts (e.g. The bank
robbery goes wrong).

Task Illustrate the functions of script.
10.2.1 Advantages of Scripts

 Aptitude to predict events.
 A single rational interpretation may be build up from a compilation of interpretations.

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