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    This document outlines the typical plot structure of a story, including an exposition setting up the characters and situation, rising action with complications, a climax of high conflict between the protagonist and antagonist, falling action resolving that conflict, and a resolution concluding the major storylines. It aims to teach the basic elements of plot in a narrative work of fiction.

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    This document outlines the typical plot structure of a story, including an exposition setting up the characters and situation, rising action with complications, a climax of high conflict between the protagonist and antagonist, falling action resolving that conflict, and a resolution concluding the major storylines. It aims to teach the basic elements of plot in a narrative work of fiction.

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    CLIMAX

    PLOT
    TITLE: ________________________

    RISING ACTION AUTHOR: _____________________


    (List examples that create complications or suspense)

    FALLING ACTION

    CONFLICT

    RESOLUTION
    EXPOSITION PROTAGONIST vs. ANTAGONIST
    Setting:
    ______________vs. _____________
    Situation/climate:

    Characters:

    THEME

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