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ELA 09.17.24 - Plot Diagram

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Plot Structure Notes
Detailing Plot Structure

Exposition

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Rising Action

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Climax

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Falling Action

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Resolution/Denouement

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Directions:

  • Write a true story from your real life, in at least 3 sentences.

Plot Diagram Notes

A plot diagram is a map of the structure of a work of fiction, such as a short story or novel.

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Exposition:

  • Introduces your , or main character, and the in which your story takes place.

  • Includes the or problem, that your protagonist wishes to achieve.

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Rising Action:

  • The protagonist has increasing trying to get what he or she wants.

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Climax:

  • The turning point in the story. The protagonist seems as from reaching their the goal as possible.

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Describe the protagonist in this story.

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Describe the setting of the story.

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What is the protagonist's goal?

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Describe 2 conflicts the protagonist experiences in their path to reach their goal.

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Describe how the protagonist is at their lowest point, and as far from reaching their goal as they can be.

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Describe how the protagonist wins by reaching their goal or loses by failing to reach their goal.

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Describe how the story ends after the protagonist has succeeded or failed to reach their goal.

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Falling action:

  • The protagonist wins by the goal, or loses by to reach the goal.

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Resolution or :

  • All the loose story threads reach a conclusion, and the story ends.