Perform a structuralist analysis of narrative syntax, treating the text as a language system with its own grammar. Break down a narrative sequence into its smallest functional units (according to Vladimir Propp or A.J. Greimas) to identify the underlying 'langue' of the story. Explain how specific sequences of actions (syntagms) combine to create meaning, distinct from the specific words used. Discuss the goal of structuralism to establish a universal model of narrative structure that transcends individual stories.