At the cemetery, Buffy stalks her vampire prey, killing several new vampires with a little unwanted help from both Riley and Spike. Riley demonstrates quite a bit of enthusiasm and new strength while fighting, while Buffy simply orders Spike to stay out of her way. As Buffy and Riley leave, Spike swears to taste Buffy's blood, but as he walks off, he falls into an open grave. Buffy and Willow debate over a topic from class and discuss Buffy's busy schedule.
Buffy arrives at the magic shop to train and is pleasantly surprised to see that the backroom has been transformed into an amazing training room. Harmony seeks Spike and his help because she is frightened that Buffy is out to destroy her. The two conspire to kill the Slayer. While Joyce makes breakfast for Dawn, she briefly wonders who Dawn is before collapsing onto the floor.
At the hospital, an intern informs Buffy and Riley that Joyce will be fine but that doctors aren't sure what caused her to collapse. Dawn is playing with a stethoscope and when she listens to Riley's heart, she finds that it is racing much faster than normal. After listening to Riley's heart, a doctor recommends that he stay in the hospital at the high risk of a heart attack, but Riley disregards their concerns. Buffy tries to think of a way to help Riley and finally resolves to go to Riley's place and contact the Initiative via the bugs in his room.
Still part of the government, Graham tries to force Riley to see a doctor, but Riley is stronger than Graham and the other agents and gets away. After speaking with Graham later that day, Buffy takes it upon herself to get Riley to a doctor before he dies. Buffy gives Spike information about the doctor that can help Riley hoping that the vampire could help find Riley and bring him there. Instead, Spike and Harmony kidnap the doctor in order to force him to remove Spike's chip.
Buffy finds Riley in the Initiative caves, punching into rock because he can't feel any pain. He tells her that he's afraid he won't be enough for her once he lets the doctors operate on him. After convincing Riley to get medical attention, Buffy brings him to the hospital and finds the doctor gone. Just after the doctor finishes sewing up Spike's skull, Buffy arrives with Riley and a fight ensues. As he tries to bite the Slayer, Spike finds that the doctor only pretended to remove the chip from his head. When Riley suffers a heart attack and collapses while fighting Harmony, Buffy and the doctor immediately turn their attention to him. With the humans distracted, an enraged Spike escapes with Harmony, ranting about his disgust with Buffy and his weariness with how she is seemingly the source of everything wrong with his life.
The doctor is able to operate successfully on Riley. Later, Graham talks with Riley and tells him he no longer has a purpose in Sunnydale. Without the Initiative, he's nothing.
Afterwards, Buffy goes to Spike's crypt with the intention of staking him; however, when she confronts him, he angrily tells her to kill him. Spike angrily berates Buffy as the source of his torment, and yells that he would rather die and be free of her: however, Buffy cannot bring herself to do it and the pair kiss. Suddenly Spike wakes up beside a still sleeping Harmony; he's merely suffered a nightmare, but Spike is mortified at the thought he has feelings for Buffy.
It's about an injured RAF pilot who is confined to a wheelchair where he is committed to an eerie hospital. Suddenly he starts to loose his mind.
It is a plot divided into parts,each having its own plot yet contributing to the bigger plot.
a plot poem is a poem that has a plot, and seems to have a storyline as it goes through.
The Plot Thickens was created in 2005.
Bojinka plot happened in 1995.
Never mind, sorry!
Julius Caesar did not change his mind. He was due to attend the meeting of the senate. Mark Antony was warned about the assassination plot and wanted to warn him. However, he was diverted by one of the plotters and Caesar remained unaware of the plot and went ahead with his schedule.
The name of the movie is "The Avenging Fist"
I would be tempted to use a box-plot or a scatter graph. Those are the first two that come to mind.
It means the plot is in charge of your story rather than the characters. In a plot-driven story, you have everything all planned out before you start writing. A character-driven story is one in which you have the characters fully formed and write down how they react to certain plot developments. The plot includes such things as conflict and crisis which are (usually) the things that motivate people (and characters) to do the things they do. Therefore anything that a character says, does, or thinks is dependent on plot elements. With this in mind you should be able to see that (ultimately) everything in a story is dependent on plot elements, so you should think of them first, or if not first in the final analysis.
It means the plot is in charge of your story rather than the characters. In a plot-driven story, you have everything all planned out before you start writing. A character-driven story is one in which you have the characters fully formed and write down how they react to certain plot developments. The plot includes such things as conflict and crisis which are (usually) the things that motivate people (and characters) to do the things they do. Therefore anything that a character says, does, or thinks is dependent on plot elements. With this in mind you should be able to see that (ultimately) everything in a story is dependent on plot elements, so you should think of them first, or if not first in the final analysis.
No, a plot is a noun. To plot is a verb.
cos it's a plot it needs to be called a plot
At a minimum one needs to have either Pen and Paper, a computer, or a typewriter. Additionally it is best to have some kind of plot in mind and some type of conflict.
It's about an injured RAF pilot who is confined to a wheelchair where he is committed to an eerie hospital. Suddenly he starts to loose his mind.
They lack boundaries. According to various theories it was a Cuban plot, a Russian Plot, a CIA plot, a DOD plot, an Alien Plot, a Republican plot, a Vietnamese plot, a Ku Klux Klan plot, a Moon man plot and other scenarios that may be equally absurd.
Yes, building suspense is made by using emotive language, therefore putting an image into the readers mind, about what feelings should be felt at what time during the book/film; whereas the plot is basically the overall layout of the film. Hope this helped if not I tried.