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| Introduces the background information like characters, events that are happening, setting(time and place), etc. Introduces all of the information in order to convey a better understanding for the rest of the story. |
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| Happens after exposition, and allows conflict to build and puts the character through a series of obstacles. A change in the attitudes of the characters can be seen due to more tension. It builds up until it reaches the climax. |
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| Happens after the rising actions that were causing tension, and may be the "turning point". The conflict is at its maximum point and usually makes the protagonist have to confront the challenge/ conflict. This decision usually leads to consequences that have to be dealt with. |
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| Happens after the climax, when the protagonist has already faced the conflict. Reduces the tension that was built up during the rising action and shows the consequences of the climax. Shows how the protagonist is taking the change and processing emotions. |
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| The end of the story where the conflict was resolved. It shows the aftermath and ties up the loose ends and answers any questions that may have been left hanging. May show a happy ending in the future; epilogue. |
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