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Narrative Lookahead in LLMs: Event-Level Decodability, Predictive Advantage, and Steering
Do language models carry information about narrative events before writing them, and how far ahead? We examine narrative lookahead through salient, state-changing events rather than tokens or response-level attributes. We extract 23,355 LLM-annotated events from 2,000 stories generated by four open-
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