1) Exposition/Introduction: This part introduces the characters and their personalities.
2) Rising Action: This part helps recognize and reveal the conflicts of the characters to another character or to himself. This also shows the progression of the story.
3) Climax: This Part shows suspense (Turning point) In the novel that suprises the reader.
4) Falling Action or Resolution: this part demonstrates how the character had done accordingly in the rising action. (If we have a rising action we have the falling action.)
Major plot elements would be:
There is, however, another school of thought that involves 8 parts of a plot:
To be technically correct, a plot can be generalized as "whats going to happen" in a story. All stories are different, and some will have more or less plot points than 5.
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.
You just write what happened in the story. The "Stages" are just a fancy way of organizing the action in the story's plot. If you write what happened in each part of the story, you will cover the stages.
Sure, please provide the plot elements you'd like me to arrange.
The plot.
characters, setting, plot, conflict and resolution
Plot is simply what happens in the story. You don't need examples, you just need to go read or watch a movie -- pretend you're explaining what happens to a friend and you'll have the plot. Here's a link to explain more about plot and plot elements.
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Denouement ~Apex~
Certainly - please provide the plot elements you would like me to order.
Yes, the plot of a story is typically based on short story elements such as exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. These elements help to structure the story and create a compelling narrative for the reader.
The elements of drama are plot, character conflict, language and idea, and spectacle.
It's important to first identify key elements of the story such as the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Once these are clear, you can begin mapping out how the plot unfolds through these stages. This will help ensure that your plot diagram accurately reflects the structure of the story.