in media res
"Starting with a bang" means starting your story in an exciting part, in the middle of the action.
You mean when a story starts from the middle. It's called "in medias res." That's a Latin term for "in the middle of things."
means in the middle of things Its techinique is ude in the Odyssey and the IliadTo begin a story or narrative in medias res means to start in the middle.
Montresor ends the story with the Latin phrase "In pace requiescat" as a way to seal Fortunato's fate and express his satisfaction in achieving his revenge. It serves as a final declaration of Montresor's victory and a wish for Fortunato to rest in peace as he has now been avenged.
Starting in medias res
Starting in medias res
You start any story in the same place -- in the middle of the action. See the link for more help with starting your story.
Starting in medias res (apex)
Odysseus tells the story of his travels to various characters.
The phrase "abolished trains" is an anagram of Sinbad the Sailor. He is a fictional character from a Middle Eastern story.
The Latin word Res means "thing" or "things." It's where we get our word "Republic." The republic is the res publica. The "public thing." "In medias res" means "In the middle of things." It is not so much a "part of the plot" as the question asks, but a style of writing. To start a book or story in medias res, means to start in the middle of the action, where the characters are already embroiled in a situation.
That is called "in media res," a Latin term meaning "in the middle of things." It is a narrative technique where a story begins at a crucial point in the middle of the action, and then goes back to explain how the characters arrived at that point.