Rising action

Inciting Incident: Montag begins to question his life when he meets his new Neighbor, Clarisse. She allows Montag to develop individualistic ideas by asking him thought provoking questions. On of these questions being if Montag was truly happy. Rising Action (#1): Montag’s wife, Mildred, becomes so involved in her Parlor Walls that she accidentally ingests a whole bottle of pills causing her to overdose. After this event, Montag realizes the moronic influence of popular culture. Clarisse is killed

* Brock – pod fellows – scientists – Brog * Background: * The story is about a boy called Brog who lived in a dome and is isolated from the external world. He got information about the outside world from novels and ancient fictions. Rising Action * Conflict becomes more complicated when Brock went out of the dome and explored what’s outside in the external world. He was surprised to find a young do next to its dead mother. He decides to take the dog to the dome and named it Brog.

questions his sanity. This play works because of the plot decisions that the author has made. Fletcher uses three elements of plot that goes from exposition/rising action to climate and falling action/ resolution to create an affective story. -----One of the first way she does a good job at developing her plot includes exposition and rising action. This two are ways to tell that this plat The Hitchhiker is leading up to something

her daughter's love life, which caused trouble, forcing the family to move away until the summer before Molly heads to college. She starts working at "The Lodge" where she meets & quickly becomes friends with her coworker, Tess. Rising Action: During the rising action, Molly learns that Tess is dating her ex boyfriend, Patrick. Molly, Patrick, and Patrick's siblings were all very close as children. Eventually, Patrick and Molly started dating. Molly had ended up cheating on Patrick, which was what

he events leading up to the climax are considered to be the rising action. The rising action is a series of relevant incidents that create suspense, interest, and tension in a narrative. The rising action can include things from decisions to character flaws to a twist leading to a climax. Short stories and tales are written differently because of the content that they contain. A short story involves a main character with a measurable goal as to where a tale involves a series of events that might

of his “rivalry” with another farmer. Since Albert’s father doesn’t need or want the horse he often would abuse the horse, this later backfired when Joey kicked him. Albert would stand up to his father because of how much he cared for Joey. • Rising Action: Albert has to teach Joey to plow a field so that Joey can earn his place on the farm. The deal Albert’s father makes is that if Joey can learn to plow he will leave him alone, but if he fails then his father will sell Joey. Although Albert and

to a certain message? The exposition includes an introduction to the character and settings. Moreover, this also includes the making of the monster. The rising action would include the abandonment of Victor’s creation, and the monster threatening him. The climax is the murder of Victor’s wife on the night of their wedding. The falling action includes the time after when she was murdered and the monster being chased. The resolution is when the monster tells Walton after the death of Victor that

between 0:56 -1:10:26 are the rising actions because these actions lead to the crisis point. These actions are strongly emotionally and not rationally driven.. Crisis. Andrew’s expulsion from the band and school are the crisis moment because Andrew’s time and efforts of becoming a great drummer as seen in the first part of the movie get completely reversed. He no longer has the approval of Fletcher and he is expelled from the band and school of his choice. Falling action. The pressure and pace of the

comprehend the action and grasp the meaning behind it. The introduction in act I prepers the scene and unlock information about the important characters and conflicts that burst later on. Proctor's sense of guilt, Abigail's menace, Parris and Putnam's fear of witches are necessary to the unfolding of the events ( Moss 78). Miller comes to the rising action in which he sets to motion the themes, conflicts and incidents of the introduction. In act I the reader sees the rising action when Mrs. Putnam

I liked the book I read, The 5th Wave. It was full of action, hardships, and love. The hardship was shown when Cassie was in the woods fighting for her life. It was also evident in the parts where Ben was being turned into the soldier that he is. Evans hardship was trying to figure out why he couldn't kill Cassie as well as when he was blowing up Camp Haven. Blowing up Camp Haven is also an example of action in the novel. An example of love shown in the novel is, “Holding my hand across his chest