Build a Narrative Arc Through Your Slides

You have plenty of slides and no through-line; it plays like a folder, not a talk. This applies a situation-complication-resolution arc to your material, telling you which content sets up the tension, which deepens it and which resolves it around your core message. The same facts, finally arranged so people stay awake.

I want to transform a collection of information slides into a presentation with a genuine narrative arc: one that creates tension, builds understanding, and delivers a satisfying resolution.

Here is a summary of the content I have to work with:
{CONTENT_SUMMARY}

My core message is: {CORE_MESSAGE}

Apply a classic narrative structure (situation, complication, resolution) to this material. Show me:
1. Which content belongs in each narrative phase
2. Where the turn or moment of tension should land in the slide sequence
3. How to use slide transitions or verbal bridges to signal movement between phases
4. Which content I should cut because it interrupts the arc rather than advancing it
5. A revised slide order with a one-sentence justification for each placement

Write this as a practical restructuring plan, not a theoretical framework.