Plot
Definition:
The plot usually refers to the sequence of events and happenings that make up a story. There is usually a pattern, unintended or intentional, that threads the plot together. The plot basically refers to the main outcome and order of the story.
There is another kind of plot in literature as well; it refers to the conflict or clash occurring as a part of the story. The conflict usually follows 3 regular formats: a) characters in conflict with one another b) characters in conflict with their surroundings and c) characters in conflict with themselves.
Example:
Many date movies follow a similar simple plot. Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy wins girl back in the end.
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15 comments postedhelped for homework for stranger than fiction movie for english
what is this literary device called in spanis ?
http://figurasliterarias.org/content/la-trama
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in my view ............................plot have four elements .exposition.complication .climax or turning point .resolution.if these elements will not be in any story that story will not be complete.
In my view, plot has four main elements, exposition, complication, climax; or turning point, and resolution. If these 4 elements are not in a story, than it isn't complete.
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