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Sequencing 2

Sequencing 2. Narrative Structure We will use “ When Gertrude Grew Great ” as an example. Plot. Things that happen in the story. Setting. When and where the story takes place. Conflict. The problem in the story. Narrative Structure. Most stories can be broken into four parts.

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Sequencing 2

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  1. Sequencing 2 Narrative Structure We will use “When Gertrude Grew Great” as an example.

  2. Plot Things that happen in the story.

  3. Setting When and where the story takes place.

  4. Conflict The problem in the story.

  5. Narrative Structure • Most stories can be broken into four parts. • Identifying the turning point is the key.

  6. Climax The turning point of the story. Many climaxes have the main character… • learn a lesson • change

  7. Rising Action Things that happen before the climax.

  8. Falling Action Things that happen after the climax.

  9. Resolution How the story ends.

  10. Narrative Structure Climax Falling Action Rising Action Story Resolution

  11. Tips for Identifying • Everything revolves around the climax. • Climax is notalways the most exciting part of the story.

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