There are a couple of well established models that inform the architecture of many well known (and successfully told) stories :

Use these story structures to make messages people talk about.

Specific examples:

6 Rules of Great Storytelling (As Told by Pixar)

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Pixar's structure goes something like this....Once upon a time there was [blank]. Every day, [blank]. One day [blank]. Because of that, [blank]. Until finally [bank].

Significantly:

Effective storytelling involves a deep understanding of human emotions, motivations, and psychology in order to truly move an audience. You have got to keep in mind what is interesting to you as an audience, not what is interesting to you …..

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The Three-Act Structure: What It Is and How to Write It, with Examples