Frame Story

Today we did the presentations for the rest of the groups. Then we continued to work on our quiz for the reading Ambush. While doing the quiz, I finally learned what the term for a story that happens inside a story was, though it wasn't what I expected. It's called a "frame story". I don't think it's fitting though because a frame is something that surrounds something. So how can a story that's being framed by another story be called a frame story? Shouldn't the story framing the story be called the "frame story"? It didn't make sense to me.

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