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Ben-Hur Act 2
Introduction:
The story is about the Queen wants t kill the Snow White, because she is prettier than her. And Snow White runs into woods and meets the seven dwarfs, and finally escapes from the Queen's killing.
The first Plot Point is when the Queen decides to kill the Snow White.
Obstacle 1: The Huntsman does not kill Snow White and releases her.
Obstacle 2: Snow White meets the seven dwarfs.
Midpoint: The Queen realizes that Snow White is still alive, and decides to kill her with a poisoned apple.
Obstacle 3: The Queen dies.
Crisis: Snow White is in sleeping death.
Where (place): Fair tale land
Who (characters): Snow White and the Queen
Why should care about him/her (relationship): Enemies
What problems: The Queen wants to kill Snow White
Wizard of Oz - Act 1
Sequence 1
Wizard of Oz
The Wizard of Oz
1939
Setup: Introduce characters and location
Obstacle 1: Miss Gulch threatens to take Toto, leaving Dorothy feeling isolated and companionless.
Inciting Incident (Plot Point #1): Toto goes back to Dorothy, and they run away from home.
The third act: Resolution
Act II: The Confrontation
Act III: Resolution
Snow White "died".
Resolution: The Prince comes and kisses Snow White and she wakes up.
It is a happy ending.
Act One: The Setup
Wizard of Oz - Act 2
Wizard of Oz - Act 3
Wizard of Oz - Act 1
Sequence 2
Wizard of Oz - Act 2
Third Act Twist: The wizard leaves without Dorothy in his hot air balloon.
The Last Obstacle: Dorothy appears to be trapped in Oz forever.
Obstacle Solution: Glinda returns and helps Dorothy learn that she’s had the power to return home all along.
Resolution: Dorothy clicks her heels together 3 times and says “There’s No Place Like Home.”
Introduce Antagonist #2: The Wizard of Oz, ruler of the Land of Oz
Obstacle: Dorothy is taken captive by the Wicked Witch
Rising Action: The Witch threatens to kill Dorothy when the hourglass runs out.
Plot Point #4: The Witch lights Scarecrow on fire, and Dorothy tries to put him out, but the water hits the Witch. She melts.
Introduce Character: Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, who wants to help Dorothy return to Kansas.
Raising the Stakes: Dorothy receives the Ruby Slippers to the outrage of the Wicked Witch of the West (formerly, Miss Gulch).
Introduce other characters: The Scarecrow, Tin-Man, and the Lion
Plot Point #3: The team arrives at the gate to the Emerald City.
Setup: Introduce Supporting Character
Obstacle: A storm blows in preventing Dorothy from reuniting with her family.
Miss Gulch transforms into an evil witch.
The Lock-In (Plot Point #2): When she lands, she opens the door to the magical Land of Oz.
Background
Three Act Structure : First Act
Inciting Incident: George Bailey is a good boy who always put himself before others, but now he’s finally saved up enough to go to college. He wants to get out of Bedford Falls, see the world, and really make something of himself despite his father’s plea that he stay and continue to help out in the Building and Loan.
-Released on January 7th, 1947
-Filmed in California
-Budget estimated at $3,180,000
-Originally seen as an unpopular film but was brought back years later and now remains an American classic around the Christmas season.
Second Act (Cont.)
Second Act
Third Act
Three Act Structure : First Act (Cont.)
Midpoint: George was unable to avoid the sale of Building and Loan and Mr. Potter took over. George was attempting to convince the town not to sell their loans to Mr. Potter and is successful.
Culmination: George's Uncle Billy misplaces a $8,000 loan and it is recovered by Mr. Potter and instead of putting it into Building and Loan, Mr. Potter decides to keep the money in order to ruin the business. In doing so, Mr. Potter would bankrupt the entire town and George would go to jail. George proceeds to lose his mind and beats his Uncle, yells at his family, and gets into a bar fight and at this point he has had enough and wants to commit suicide in order for his family to use the money to save the town.
Plot Point 1: George's Father passes away and because George was leaving they were going to be forced to sell the Building and Loan to a cold-hearted man named Mr. Potter. George wanting to avoid this selling and all his father's hard work sold, decides to stay.
Resolution: His Guardian Angel grants him his wish of never wanting to be born, but when he see's how much the Town has been touched by his effort to save them he wishes he was alive again and things were back to normal and his wish is granted and all the people in the town chip in to save his business...