The original book of Band of Brothers is an interview-based multiplayer memoir. The prose-style narration lays out a grand scene from the details, and the characters are shaped from the words that describe each other from multiple angles. The whole structure is undoubtedly the structure of "Water Margin". It is quite laborious to adapt, because a little carelessness can loosen the whole structure. But the director of "Band of Brothers" is undoubtedly very successful. Except for episodes 1 and 9, each has a central character in the narrative, which ensures the coherence and relative concentration of the story. It is also the structure of "Water Margin". Don't know if it's intentional or coincidental, but it does provide a successful approach to multi-protagonist stories.
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