The nineteen year old narrator, an introspective student on a holiday from an upper class school in Tokyo, is hiking the Izu Peninsula attempting to escape his feelings of loneliness and depression. He meets and becomes infatuated with a young dancer in a traveling family of entertainers. At first he feels a vague erotic attraction to her. But when he sees her in the nude in a public bath, he realizes that she is still a child, still pure and innocent. This changes his feelings for her to a loving brother-like protector. He is accepted by and becomes close to the family. Although they are, as traveling entertainers, considered to be social outcasts, they, in their few days together, are able to help him to accept himself and to respond to others in a warm, open way. At the end the narrator and the little dancer part with the promise that they will meet again. Yet we understand, as the narrator seems to realize, that this will never happen; this sweet tender moment in life has passed, and the love they feel is impossible.
No. Plot is what happens in the story - summary is a short form of the plot giving only the basic information.
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sex and rape is the theme
Yes
It might depend on the purpose of the plot summary. If it is a summary being given in order to motivate a customer's purchase, a good plot summary would not give away the ending, so the reader would have to get the book and find out for themselves.However, if this is for something like a class assignment, a teacher might expect a thorough summary of the entire story. If it is a school assignment, double check with the teacher to find out what his/her expectations are.
"The Izu Dancer" by Yasunari Kawabata follows a young man who travels to Izu and becomes infatuated with a traveling performing troupe, particularly a young dancer. Despite their brief connection, societal norms prevent them from developing a deeper relationship. The story explores themes of fleeting encounters, unrequited love, and the beauty of transitory moments.
A story's "plot summary" could also be called an "abstract."
the plot of the summary is to explain the whole plot of the book because all the summary is is a recap of the main story's plot so you basically just restate the plot of the story in you summary paragraph
plot of the coward
A logline is a one-sentence summary that encapsulates the central conflict or concept of a story. It aims to grab attention and provide a quick overview of the narrative in a compelling way. While it touches on the plot, it does not detail the entire plot like a plot summary would.
sometimes yes sometimes no if the story is short it could be but most of the time a plot is a part of a summary
Links below for the entire script and a plot summary.
what is the summary of the hawk and the tree by zaryab
Basically, it's just the summary of the main idea. If you've ever shopped for a book and saw the summary of the book, that's the plot summary; it just took everything important, all the main ideas, from the book and simplified it into a paragragh or two that told you all about the book in short. A plot summary is just that; a summary of the plot.
Anything can be an example! Go read a book or watch a movie -- then tell a friend what happened. That is a plot summary.
No. The conclusion is the end of the story -- what happens after the climax. The plot summary is a short re-telling of the entire story.
It is best to make a plot summary into at least one paragraph. It depends upon the rules given by your teacher.