This might be an antagonist a villain or just some other obstacle like lack of money, lack of skill, etc. The next step is to introduce the turning point, which can be a decision our protagonist makes. The author uses a series of interconnected plots, characters and settings to put the reader in their desired state.
The story brings about an emotional impact with its momentum-driven theme that is hammered home by each successive plot point , character flaw or setting detail. In this way, it has become clear what the moral of the story might be along with other clues for interpretation — there are many smaller lessons waiting to be found nestled within these overarching themes as well!
A literary theme is the true meaning of a story. Conflict in literature is necessary for the creation of drama, suspense , and a sense of closure. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy. Table of Contents. ACT 1. ACT 2. ACT 3. ACT 4. Overcoming The Monster. Anticipation to action: people become aware of the monster. Hero's call: The hero has to face the monster.
A Dream: All seems well as the hero prepares to do battle. Frustration: the hero is outmatched by the monster. Nightmare: The final battle - seems the hero will lose. Rags To Riches. Hero poor, wretched and very unhappy. Unforeseen event calls hero into world outside his own. Hero's inital success, better status and meets his love. Central crisis - all goes wrong. Hero loses his love. Hero finds hie true internal strength and defeats the villain.
Hero wins back his love and enjoys higher status and happiness. The Quest. Story begins in horrible dystopian city - life is bad. Hero has vision - key to better life can be found far away.
Hero travels to goal, ,meets helpers, monsters and challenges, each worse than the last. Hero arrives and meets another set of huge challenges. Hero reaches the goal, gets the treasure, the Pricess and fame for ever. The Voyage and Return. It is the engine that generates new situations in the story, generates expectation among the spectators and that becomes the vital part of the drama. It is usually presented at the end of the story, to keep the viewer in suspense until the last moment and not lose interest in it.
Without a plot, the spectator will not have any purpose of watching or even elaborate an idea to think about after watching the story. While the main plot is when there is a crucial moment in the story that gives meaning to the rest and there is only one the Sub-plot is when there is a secondary plot or more that reinforces the main one but that does not become so important. However, a Multi-plot is a story with several plots, but none is more important than the others as happened with the previous point.
The Parallel plot is another type, is presented in a story when there are two stories or circumstances involving two plots that take place at the same time being both equally relevant. Gladiator is triggered by the death or murder, in this case of the elder emperor of Rome by his son, who after his death ascends to the throne as legitimate heir.
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