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• Plot is the most essential element needed on
• Plot is an essential element of a story that shows the sequence of events
• Each particular part of the plot reveals the character, setting, problem, and the moral
• Plot is the basic structure or organization of events that make up a story
• Elements of plot


  • Exposition
  • Conflict
  • Rising Action
  • Falling Action
  • Resolution
• Exposition


  Introduces the main character(s) and the setting of the story
• Conflict


  Does not only tell the problem in the story but also shows the character(s) struggles, creating suspense and excitement
• Types of conflict


  • Character vs character
  • Character vs nature
  • Character vs society
  • Character vs self
  • Character vs supernatural forces
• Rising Action


  Events that lead to a climax, increasing tension
• Falling Action


  When the tension decreases and everything begins to settle down
• Resolution


  Reveals what happens to the character(s) after the conflict is settled, and tells the end of the story
• First person point of view


  When the main character is telling the story, uses 'I', 'me', 'my', 'myself'
• Second person point of view

  Generally only used in instructional writing, refers to the reader as 'you'
• Third person point of view

  When the narrator is not a character in the story
• Types of third person point of view


  • Third person objective
  • Third person limited
  • Third person omniscient
• Third person objective


  A narrator tells a third person story using 'he', 'she', 'him', 'her'
• Third person limited


  The narrator's perspective is limited to the internal thoughts and feelings of one or more characters
• Third person omniscient


  The narrator grants the reader the most access to the characters' thoughts, feelings, and experiences