What do man in a hole mean in plot development?

Answer 1

Man in a hole and man in a tub are plot devices used for short stories. Man in a hole places the main character in some sort of sticky situation he must get out of. Man in a tub uses an ordinary, yet random, event to teach the main character a lesson.

Answer 2

Ah, the man in a hole. Just like in painting, this is a stage in a story where the main character faces a challenge or obstacle. But remember, just like adding dark shadows to a painting can make the light areas shine brighter, this moment of struggle in a story can lead to growth, resilience, and ultimately a more satisfying resolution. It's all part of the beautiful journey of storytelling.

Answer 3

Man in a hole. This is the oldest and most popular kind of a plot. The incident begins with a man or group of men getting trapped in some kind of a hole (situation or trouble), goes on to show how they try to climb out or escape from the problem, and ends with either escaping or sliding back to the bottom for good.

Usually in all stories, this kind of a plot creates a vivid description of the conflict of the characters encountered. This also gives thrill to the readers in making them read more about the storylines. boylie (iligan, phils)

Answer 4

Man in a tub is a plot device used in many short stories. There are two main factors for plot development. A random, yet ordinary, event or situation must arise. The main character must learn a lesson or gain insight for the experience.

Answer 5

Man in a hole is a type of plot structure of any story and follow a sequence which is the introduction,conflict,suspense,climax,resolution and conclusion.