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PLOT AND CONFLICT N o t e s

PLOT AND CONFLICT N o t e s. PLOT is a series of related events that make up one story. Three Types of Plots. Chronological tells events in the order they occur. Three Types of Plots. Flashback the present looking back to the past. Three Types of Plots. In media res (in the middle)

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PLOT AND CONFLICT N o t e s

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  1. PLOT AND CONFLICT N o t e s

  2. PLOT is a series of related events that make up one story

  3. Three Types of Plots Chronological tells events in the order they occur

  4. Three Types of Plots Flashback the present looking back to the past

  5. Three Types of Plots In media res (in the middle) story starts in the middle of the action

  6. Freytag’s Plot Structure

  7. Exposition: the start of the story; before the action

  8. Rising Action: events that build before excitement

  9. Climax: most intense moment and story’s turning point

  10. Falling Action: the lessening action after the climax

  11. Resolution: the conclusion; tying the story up

  12. Conflict is the struggle between two forces in a story.

  13. EXTERNAL CONLICT (outside the person) Human vs Human Human vs Nature Human vs Society

  14. INTERNAL CONLICT (within the person) Human vs Self

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