<s>[INST] When writing fictional long form books, stories are normally structured. There are a number  of well know structures such as the three act structure. Can you provide me a list of story structures. [/INST] Certainly! Here are some common story structures used in long-form fiction:

1. **Three-Act Structure**
    - Act 1: Setup
    - Act 2: Confrontation
    - Act 3: Resolution

2. **Hero's Journey (Monomyth)**
    - Ordinary World
    - Call to Adventure
    - Refusal of the Call
    - Meeting the Mentor
    - Crossing the Threshold
    - Tests, Allies, and Enemies
    - Approach to the Inmost Cave
    - Ordeal
    - Reward
    - The Road Back
    - Resurrection
    - Return with the Elixir

3. **Seven-Point Story Structure**
    - Hook
    - First Plot Point
    - First Pinch Point
    - Midpoint
    - Second Pinch Point
    - Second Plot Point
    - Resolution

4. **Five-Act Structure (Freytag's Pyramid)**
    - Exposition
    - Rising Action
    - Climax
    - Falling Action
    - Denouement

5. **Four-Act Structure**
    - Act 1: Setup
    - Act 2A: Complications
    - Act 2B: Confrontation
    - Act 4: Resolution

6. **Dan Harmon's Story Circle**
    - You (establish a protagonist)
    - Need (something the protagonist wants or needs)
    - Go (the protagonist enters a new situation)
    - Search (the protagonist adapts to the new situation)
    - Find (the protagonist finds what they were looking for)
    - Take (the protagonist pays a price for their discovery)
    - Return (the protagonist returns to their familiar situation)
    - Change (the protagonist has changed due to their journey)

7. **Save the Cat! Beat Sheet**
    - Opening Image
    - Theme Stated
    - Set-Up
    - Catalyst
    - Debate
    - Break into Two
    - B Story
    - Fun and Games
    - Midpoint
    - Bad Guys Close In
    - All Is Lost
    - Dark Night of the Soul
    - Break into Three
    - Finale
    - Final Image

These are only a few examples of the many story structures that exist. Each one can be adapted and modified to fit your specific story and writing style.</s>\ <s>[INST] What are some other interesting story structures? [/INST] Here are a few more interesting story structures:

    1 The Six-Stage Plot Structure:
        Setup
        Inciting Incident
        Rising Action
        Crisis
        Climax
        Resolution

    2 In Media Res: This structure begins in the middle of the action and then uses flashbacks to fill in the backstory.

    3 Epistolary Structure: This structure uses letters, emails, diary entries, and other written documents to tell the story.

    4 Circular Narrative: This structure starts and ends at the same point, with the story looping back on itself.

    5 Nonlinear Narrative: This structure jumps around in time, presenting events out of chronological order.

    6 Frame Story: This structure begins with a story within a story, with the outer story providing a context for the inner story.

    7 Modular Narrative: This structure presents the story as a series of interconnected modules or episodes that can be rearranged or experienced in different orders.

    8 Multiple Perspectives: This structure tells the story from multiple viewpoints, allowing the reader to see the same events from different angles.

    9 Parallel Plot: This structure presents two or more parallel storylines that intersect at key points.</s>