Be it a screenplay or a simple poem, the character arcs play a very significant role in determine the actual meaning to it also making the readers and listening as to what it actually wants to convey. So character arcs are basically divided into four parts which are maturity, transformations, alteration and decline. Like, while writing a simple or even in narrating a simple to a class of students, there are four basics arc of storytelling should be kept in mind, so that the person properly conveys what he actually desires to convey. These arcs are an essential part of the screenplay as it simply tells us to mainly focus on the way and the feel of creating a decent story narration which is used to create an emotional heft and feel among the listeners, and consequently a memorable impact is created on the minds of the readers and the listeners.  Also there can be chances that the readers are already preloaded with certain thoughts and impressions, so if a certain narrator is able to propagate his thought by excellently making use of all four arcs of his screenplay then definitely it will make a memorable effect and positive impact on the readers.  Also the reader will out of satisfaction create a character journey which will resonate. There’s a saying  ‘fly by the seat of your pants’, in case there is a writer of this type, then there is high chances that your listeners might end up having no idea about the novel’s end. So, it is very essential to have a good sense of what defines the character’s personality so it becomes easy to find out the trajectory they appear to be on. Hence, making use of all the four arcs of screenplay is very significant consideration in narration and storytelling.

Transformation is actually the best known arc of all as it discloses the hidden talents and unfolds the mystery behind the heroic character.  As the heroic journey is the old known character arc and also signifies the change in character from an unlikely underdog to a differently successful individual.

Talking about the maturity arc, whenever it is used in a novel it shows the challenges faced by the protagonist and a maturity’ arc will depict a protagonist facing challenges in their environment which force them to overcome their demons/disadvantages to ultimately, become a better person.

An ‘alteration’ arc is perhaps the most subtle of character arcs, similar to a ‘maturity’ arc in the sense that it  mainly focuses on telling a story where a protagonist undergoes only a modest shift in their attitudes by the novel’s closure. However, an ‘alteration’ arc is somewhat different in that it is more about a character changing their perspective than it is about making wholesale changes to their behaviour or personality. So, it can be said that the alteration arc is very closely related to the maturity arc.

Finally, and lastly comes the decline character as it as exactly the character. It takes more on the transgressed and the pessimistic flavour of the tale.