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The Climax is the turning point of the action in the plot of a play or story. The climax represents the point of greatest tension in the work.
-A great example of climax would be from the movie Titanic when the ship sank. The entire movie is in rising action as you see the relationship of Jack and Rose blossom. Then the complication comes when they first spot the iceberg. The climax isn't until the ship actually hits the iceberg, Jack is trapped in the bottom of the ship, and everybody is running around in chaos.

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This is also known as the Dramatic Structure. It is often depicted like this. Freytag's Pyramid is used to show how a plot typically progresses through a story. It typically refers to ancient Greek and Shakespearean works. However, this concept can be seen reflected in more modern works, such as Marvel's Guardians Of the Galaxy.

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This portion of the story introduces and explains background information pertinent to the plot, such as character introductions, setting, and time. Expositions can be portrayed through, but are not limited to flashbacks and conversation between characters.
-An example of exposition from Guardians of the Galaxy is the flash back scene in which Peter Quill gets abducted as a child.
-An example from a book can be seen in Twilight, when Bella Swan is talking to her mother about the events leading up to her move to Washington State.

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Guardians of the Galaxy Clip: Opening Scene (HD).

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All rights for song and videos of Marvel goes to owner. (Todos los derechos de la canción y vídeos de Marvel va al propietario). This was not a video I made. It is directly a clip from the film Guardians of the Galaxy. The scene corresponds to the beginning of the film.

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The Resolution of a plot is the solution of a complicated issue in the plot of a story or play. It also gives resolve to those characters that were in conflict.
-An example from Titanic is when Jack gave up his life for Rose to stay warm and afloat on the door, just until she was saved by an escape boat that came back looking for survivors. It may not have been a happy resolution, but it resolved the main conflict of the story.

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-The Complication is an intensification of the conflict in a story or play. Complication builds up, accumulates, and develops the primary or central conflict in a literary work.
-For example, in Finding Dory *spoiler alert* Dory is captured and taken into a marine biology facility. This was a complication because now Marlin and Nemo were separated from and lost Dory. Also, it leads to the climax of the story when Dory learns that the facility is where her parents and her lived.
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Rising action in a plot is a series of relevant incidents that create suspense, interest and tension in a narrative.
In literary works, a rising action includes all decisions, characters’ flaws and background circumstances that together create turns and twists leading to a climax.
-In The Hunger Games, the rising action is when after volunteering to take her sister’s place in the Hunger Games, Katniss has to manage others’ perceptions of her to gain the best strategic advantage possible, then learn to survive inside the arena.

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Katniss, girl on fire scene (The Hunger Games)

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A reversal is when something, a character or a plot, appears to be one thing, or going one way, and then changes on a dime so that there’s a perspective shift and the reader (and characters) see that thing differently.
-An example of a character reversal would be from Disney's Frozen, Hans. From the very start of the movie, Hans is portrayed as a "nice guy", even in the trailer below. However, *spoiler alert* after Hans is given control to run the castle, he turns out to be evil. There was a huge perspective shift not only from Elsa and Anna, but from the audience as well.

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Falling action is defined as the parts of a story after the climax and before the very end.
Falling action serves as a rewarding element in a story or movie.
-In The Outsiders, the falling action is the following: the greasers win the rumble; Dally dies; Ponyboy recovers from his emotional and physical trauma.

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The Inciting Incident is the first event that starts off the main plot and introduces the main problem of the story. This is the interesting part of the story that propels the plot.
-An example of this concept can be seen in Finding Dory, when Dory regains some memories and remembers that she has a family.
-An example of this from a book, is the scene in which Harry Potter receives his Hogwarts acceptance letter in the mail.
*in both examples, the scene highlighted is what starts the main characters on their life-changing journey.

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Disney Movie Finding Dory Amazing Voice Cast

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Adorable Finding Dory trailer - Dory remembers her family

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Familiar faces return for Finding Dory who goes on a journey to find her family and gets into some trouble along the way! Ellen Degeneres (Dory) and Albert Brooks (Marlin) are joined by Idris Elba, Domonic West and Diane Keaton. Finding Dory is in cinemas July 29th!

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This part of the story shows how the resolution has unfolded for the rest of the characters. It is usually in the very last chapter or an epilogue to the story. It tells the audience the aftermath of what happened so that we feel closure from the story. However, there will be stories or plays out there that do not include this part to leave the audience questioning and wondering more.
-For example again, in Titanic, Rose tells the Denouement to her grandchildren (and the audience) what happened after next.