Try setting up an expected pattern, zig zig, then flip it, zag.

先找两个相似的，成为zig-zig，然后蹦一个，zag。

As such, stories create norms and expected patterns for how certain things play out.

因此，故事为某些事情的发展创造了规范和预期模式。

But in the random game, the monkeys made moves indicating that they nevertheless expected patterns to occur.

但在随机游戏中，猴子们就蠢蠢欲动了，这表明它们仍期待能创造出一些模式来。

But it's the underlying structures, those norms and expected patterns, that we are increasingly projecting onto our own lives.

但我们越来越多地将这些潜在的结构，那些规范和预期模式，投射到我们自己的生活中。

Here again, we do see how the norms and expected patterns created by stories subconsciously inform us into answering this question.

在这里，我们再次看到故事创造的规范和预期模式是如何在潜意识里告诉我们回答这个问题的。

When we set out on these adventures, we often subconsciously do so while assuming the norms and expected patterns imposed on us by adventures as seen in stories.

当我们开始这些冒险时，我们经常下意识地这样做，同时假设故事中看到的冒险强加给我们的规范和预期模式。