IPA: /ˈmɪdˌstɔri/
KK: /mɪdˈstɔri/
The central section of a narrative, which comes after the introduction and before the conclusion.
In the midstory, the characters face challenges that lead to the climax of the plot.
Midstory → It is formed from "mid-" (meaning middle) and "story" (from Old French *estorie*, meaning narrative or account). The word "midstory" refers to the middle part of a narrative or account.
Think of the 'middle' ('mid-') of a 'narrative' ('story') — that's what midstory means.