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 ====== Classification of Story Relationships ======
-  * Sequels
+  ? Sequels
-    * Direct continuations of a previous story.
+  : Direct continuations of a previous story.
-  * Prequels
-    * Direct precursors of a previous story.
+  ? Prequels
-  * Adaptations
+  : Direct precursors of a previous story.
-    * Conversion of a story to a different medium.
-  * Remakes
+  ? Adaptations
-    * Re-writes of an existing story with the implication of accuracy.
+  : Conversion of a story to a different medium.
-  * Reimaginings
-    * Re-writes of an existing story which explicitly diverge.
+  ? Remakes
-  * Re-write/Retelling
+  : Re-writes of an existing story with the implication of accuracy.
-    * Re-writes of an existing story without implicit accuracy. Though this can also be considered a meta-category for remakes and reimaginings.
-  * Stand-Alone Remakes
+  ? Reimaginings
-    * A stand-alone or spin-off which takes inspiration from an existing story but which makes no promise or attempt to remain accurate. Accuracy is coincidental.
+  : Re-writes of an existing story which explicitly diverge.
+  ? Re-write/Retelling
+  : Re-writes of an existing story without implicit accuracy. Though this can also be considered a meta-category for remakes and reimaginings.
+  ? Stand-Alone Remakes
+  : A stand-alone or spin-off which takes inspiration from an existing story but which makes no promise or attempt to remain accurate. Accuracy is coincidental.
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