2)A story has a rising action, a climax and ends with a falling action. The resolution has to clean up the mess and the writer must try to not leave any cliff-hangers.
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Learning points for 14/1/14
1)A plot structure is circled around a complication. The protagonist is usually the one who encounters these complications. Such complications could be moral dilemmas, quests or an identity crisis.
2)A story has a rising action, a climax and ends with a falling action. The resolution has to clean up the mess and the writer must try to not leave any cliff-hangers.
2)A story has a rising action, a climax and ends with a falling action. The resolution has to clean up the mess and the writer must try to not leave any cliff-hangers.
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