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the direction of efforts in the Subjective Story Throughline; the apparent remedy for the symptom of the difficulties between the Main Character and the Obstacle Character

Subjective Story Throughline Characters do the best they can to deal with the Subjective Story Throughline Problem, but because the Main and Obstacle Characters are all looking at the problem from their subjective points of view, they can't get enough distance to actually see the problem right away. Instead they focus on the effects of the problem, which is called the Subjective Story Throughline Symptom, and choose to follow what they feel will be a remedy, which is called the Subjective Story Throughline Response.