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What is plot?
The parts of a plot include the exposition, conflict, rising actions, climax, falling actions, resolution.
The exposition is the beginning of a plot (story) which the author uses to introduce the characters, conflict and the setting.
How is this an exposition?
Can you think of any other movie or book examples of exposition?
What is the conflict?
The conflict is the problem faced by the main character in the story. We'll talk more about this later.
How is the conflict?
Rising actions are events the character does to solve the conflict. They are the events that happen before the climax.
How is this a rising action?
Can you think of any more examples of rising actions?
The climax of the story is the most exciting and powerful part. It is where the conflict is resolved.
How is this the climax of a story?
Can you think of other examples of plot climaxes?
What are falling actions?
Falling actions are events after the climax that lead towards a resolution.
They are the events between the climax and the end of the story.
How are these events falling actions?
The resolution is made up of those events which finish the story. It is the end when all the problems are solved (normally).
How is this the resolution of the story?
Can you think of resolutions to other plots?
Do all plots have resolutions?
The setting is the when and where of a plot.
How would you describe the when and where of the "Lion King" clips we've seen today?
The people, animals or creatures in the story.
How would you describe the main characters in the "Lion King?"
Theme
What are the parts of a plot?
The actions or events in the story
a life lesson learned from the story
What is a theme found in "The Lion King"?
Who are the main characters?
What is a climax?
What is setting?
Climaxes normally involve:
1- Strong emotions: excited, angry, happy or sad.
2- The conflict is solved.
3.The action is at its highest point.
What is a rising action?
What is the resolution?
It exposes (shows) the following parts of the story:
the setting (the where and when)
the main characters (the who)
the background (the what [is happening])
the problem (the why)