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SAM FITZGERALD
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Plot and Timing
Making the story move...
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Plot...
the sequence of events in a story
(We are going to use Iron Man as an example)
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Poll
Have you seen Iron Man 1?
YES
NO
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Part 1: Exposition
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Exposition, introduces the reader to:
Characters: the individuals in the story
Setting: the time and place where the story occurs.
Main Conflict: the main problem in the story
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Iron Man, Exposition
Characters: Tony Stark/Pepper Pots/ Obadiah Stane/ Terrorists
Setting: California/ The Middle East
Main Conflict: Weapons being sold illegally to terrorists
(Yes Tony is kidnapped and all BUT it's the weapons that drives the movie, otherwise the movie would have ended when he blew up the kidnappers in the Mark I suit.)
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Part 2: Rising Action
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Rising Action:
The problems or complications that arise because of the conflict in the Exposition.
This is where we see Cause & Effect (Cause is the reason something happens. Effect is the result of the action.)
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Iron Man, Rising Actions
Tony returns to his house and begins debating making weapons anymore. He builds and tests various Iron Man suits. He finds out that Obediah is the villain.
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Part 3: Climax
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Open Ended
What is the Climax in a plot? Give the definition.
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Climax:
The most exciting part
High School Definition- the TURNING point (when the plot turns so the main conflict can be resolved)
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Iron Man, Climax
The fight with Iron Monger (Obadiah) is exciting and turns the story to its resolution.
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Part 4: Falling Actions
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Falling Actions
The small conflicts start to get fixed.
Note: Falling Actions are not ALWAYS present in a story or movie.
Falling Actions can occur after the Resolution
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Iron Man, Falling Actions
The SHIELD guy (Agent Coulson) FINALLY gets to talk to Tony
Tony's identity crisis is solved when he tells everyone he is Iron Man
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Part 5: Resolution
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Multiple Choice
What is Theme?
The opening paragraph.
The lesson learned.
The ending paragraph.
A question that the protagonist asks.
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Resolution:
The MAIN conflict in the story come to a close.
Theme (the lesson the story is teaching us) becomes clear
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Iron Man, Resolution
After Tony defeats Obadiah, as the Iron Monger, the threat for selling illegal weapons comes to a close. This solves our MAIN conflict.
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A conflict between a person and an outside force-
3 types: man vs man, man vs nature, man vs society
External Conflict
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A conflict within a characters mind-
Ex. A decision that has to be made
AKA man vs self
Internal Conflict
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Open Ended
Write two things you learned today.
I learned...
I also learned...
Plot and Timing
Making the story move...
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