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Subplots can serve any
number of the following important functions: introduce new characters, develop the main theme, heighten or release tension, increase the protagonist’s conflict, provide twists in the action, challenge or teach a moral lesson, create mood, and so on.
Subplots can also be referred to as “Story B,” “Story C,” and so on in screenwriting.
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However, there is usually some important connection between a subplot and the main plot
A subplot is a supporting story for the main plot in a work of literature. It can involve characters other than the main protagonist and antagonist, and may not intersect much with the main narrative.
The definition of subplot can be distinguished from the main plot for many reasons: subplots take up less of the story, they happen to and because of supporting characters, they are often quicker and easier to resolve, and they have less impact.
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