In the first section of Beowulf which part is most clearly the rising action?

Answer 1

In the Lord of the Rings, both the books and the movies, everything could be considered rising action from the point when Gandalf reveals to Frodo that Bilbo's old ring is "The One Ring" (considering everything before that to be exposition) to the climax (at which point there is no return,) when Gollum/Smeagol bites The Ring off of Frodo's hand and stumbles into the fires of Mount Doom. After the climax, the major dramatic question of whether or not the quest of The Ring will succeed in destroying it is answered, and the action falls until the new way of Middle Earth is firmly established in peace.

Answer 2

The Warrior Heir is the title of a book authored by Cinda Williams Chima. The rising action begins when Jack and friends wandered into the graveyard and found the sword they were looking for. But they were attacked and they had to run away and hide in a church for safety.

Answer 3

In The Lord of the Rings movies, there really is no climax in the first two movies, because the climax is at Mount Doom in the third movie. Therefore, the rising action would be everything that leads up to Mount doom. In the first book, I think the rising action would be everything leading up to the breaking of the Fellowship.

Answer 4

I would have to say that the rising action is when they arrive at laketown:) hope it helped

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

The preparations that Beowulf and his men make prior to their encounter with Grendal