TedUnderwood,
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If we got this method to work, the payoff might be that we could measure the creation of mystery, and distant-read things like the history of the cliffhanger. Here's a toy example with Conan Doyle's Hound of the Baskervilles.

I find that uncertainty is higher at the end of serial installments than at other chapter breaks. (The "tune in next week" effect.)

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