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The Plot of a Story

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In this video, you will be able to understand key elements of a story.

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In this video, you will be able to understand key elements of a story.

by Luis Castillo
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What do you think this video is going to be about?

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What is the plot of a story?

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What is introduced in the first part of the story?

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What happens in the second part of the story?

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What do you know about the climax?

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The falling action give you a sense of ....

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What is it called the part of the story where the story ends.

Explanation

1. Exposition: This is the beginning of the story where the author introduces the characters, setting, and the basic situation. It provides the necessary background information so the reader understands the world before the action starts.

2. Rising Action This is the longest part of the story, where a series of events creates suspense, interest, and tension. During this stage, the protagonist faces obstacles and complications while trying to resolve the main conflict.

4. Falling Action Following the climax, these events show the results of the major decision or confrontation. The tension begins to dissipate, and the story starts to head toward a conclusion as "loose ends" begin to be tied up.

5. Resolution Also known as the denouement, this is the final ending where the conflict is resolved (for better or worse). It establishes a new "normal" for the characters and provides a sense of closure to the journey

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