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    The 5 stages of plot include: 1) Exposition - introducing the character and their situation 2) Rising action - the character embarks on a quest or goal 3) Climax - the most important moment in the story, such as a confrontation 4) Falling action - events after the climax 5) Resolution - how the story concludes, possibly with a resolution or cliffhanger.

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    The 5 stages of plot include: 1) Exposition - introducing the character and their situation 2) Rising action - the character embarks on a quest or goal 3) Climax - the most important moment in the story, such as a confrontation 4) Falling action - events after the climax 5) Resolution - how the story concludes, possibly with a resolution or cliffhanger.

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    THE 5 STAGES OF THE

    PLOT
    BY JEROEN VAN DER BIEZEN
    (the most important
    3. Climax moment in your story,
    could be a confrontation,
    a fight, the final moment
    in a quest, etc.)

    (what does the


    2. Rising 4. Falling (the return to
    home of your
    character need
    action action character, etc.)

    The 5 stages
    to do?, what is
    his/her quest?)

    of your story

    1. exposition 5. Resolution
    (how your story
    (who is your character?, where does ends, or a ‘cliff-
    he/she live?, how does he/she look hanger’)
    like?, etc.)

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