Wallace & Gromit
Nick Park uses Todorov's Narrative theory to gain the audience's attention. The plot isn't too complicated and it's mostly linear. The movie starts with an equilibrium with Wallace and Gromit shown to be living together peacefully and with no apparent problems. This peace is quickly abrupted when the penguin character is introduced, he steals the diamond which opposes the characters with a conflict, which is then followed by a resolution, they manage to get the diamond back from the penguin, and with the money that they were regarded with they manage to pay off their bills, this is the new equilibrium. This narrative is very simple which means it makes it easier for the audience to engage and understand without it becoming too complicated to follow. Nick Park uses a lot of proairetic codes, he shows the characters simply making an action that is caused by a previous event and which leads to other events. It is not inherently mysterious, for example when Gromit is on th...