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The plot is what drives the story (hopefully). It is the essence, the quest, the reason for the characters to be together either on the pages or on the screen. There is almost always sub-plots, and your main characters growth arch from beginning to end of the story.

well basically the plot is .. the main part of the story like the storyline . Or what happens in the story is called the plot

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