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The exposition is the setting, situation, climate, feel of the story, and maybe a list of characters.

The rising action is everything that happens prior to the death of catherine. This is where heathcliff takes a turn for the worse. One could say that they are several climaxes throughout the story...go ahead and get you giggles out...but the climax that is the most significant is the death of catherine. The falling action is everything that happens until the death of Heathcliff, then the resolution is the return of Lockwood finding the engagement of Cathy Jr. & Hareton and the renewed happiness of Nelly Dean.

After you draw this out be sure to include thee protagonist vs. the antagonist...and describe the overall theme of the story.

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