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The story is told in 1st person, using pronouns such as "I" and "we".
Waverly Jong is a young Chinese girl living on Waverly Place with her mother and her two brothers. She is taught the "art of invisible strength" by her mother when she is 6. One Christmas, her and her brothers receive a used chess board as a gift. Their mother suggests they throw it away, but instead they learn to use it. Waverly then decides to learn all about chess and she is helped by an old man named Lau Po. As she gets better at chess, her brothers quit and she goes on to participate in chess tournaments. One day, she and her mother are at the market, and her mother brags about her. Waverly does not like how her mother always brags about her, so she decides to confront her mother, and during the altercation with her mother, she runs away. She returns home for dinner and goes to bed, only to run away again, contemplating her next move.
Exposition: Waverly Jong is a young girl who lives in San Fransisco's Chinatown with her two older brothers and her mother.
Rising Action: Waverly becomes a great chess player and her life at home changes as she progresses through chess
Climax: Waverly confronts her mother about showing her off.
Falling Action: Waverly runs then comes home only to be shunned, and runs away that night.
Resolution: Waverly is a runaway child, planning her next move to deal with her ever changing home.