The Climax

the rising action Alcée comes riding in asking for a safe haven from the storm, the storm intensifies and rain starts to fall upon his arrival, as he holds her in his arms as the storm rages outside (Chopin). This paraphrase summarizes the rising action in the story, and how the storm is in direct comparison to it. As the story’s plot progresses as does the intensity of the storm. Then as the story reaches its climax the storm is at its most powerful. The growing power of the storm is shown in the quote “They did not heed the crashing torrents, and the roar of the elements made her laugh as she lay in his arms” (Chopin 3). As Alcée and Calixta get into bed with each other and make love the storm beats at the shabby house. The climax is the most intense part of the story and is also the time when the storm is at its strongest. In conclusion, the symbol of the storm In addition, the storm also organizes the plot structure of the falling action. After the climax of the story the storm slowly starts to fade away. According to plot structure the story builds up to the climax then fades away as it moves towards the conclusion. This pattern is also followed by the storm. The fading away of the storm is shown in the quote “ The rain was over; and the sun was turning the glistening green world into a palace of gems. Calixta, on the gallery, watched Alcée ride away” (Chopin 3). This quote shows that the storm is following the plot structure. In summary, the Storm is used…

audience remember them. Try to find a way to make them standout. One way is to give Rhiannon a weakness or flaw that is established in the opening. Some fear she has that is later used in the climax. In the first act, trim some of the dialogue. For example, on page 4, the girls sound like teenagers talking…

writes property of Alacran estates and that is why Matt was thrown in the bone pit. Plot plays a big role in literature, all books have some sort of plot. A book without a plot is no book at all. The plot is the backbone, the heart and soul of a book. In The House of the Scorpion, the plot has so many complications in the rising action. Chapter 26 starts the climax of the book. After that the resolution ties some loose ends but leaves a tiny cliff hanger so that the book can transition into the…

more important than lives. Thus, if the play focused more on a topic like this, it would feel more relatable. So, perhaps Brad has a product that can help man, but it comes with a big price. Presenting something more tangible and understandable to the audience will enhance the audience’s emotional experience to the characters and the plot. Then in the climax relate the crisis to the issues the characters are debating. In other words, right now the accident or crisis at the beach with the near…

kings dressed like kings. The lower class people such as peasants and servants, listened to higher class people like a king or queen. For the finale of the setting I’ll describe to you how the mood was. The mood is usually based on the beginning of the story, and at the beginning of “The Harper in Fairyland,” the mood was lovely, since the story was describing the daily ritual the king and queen did, which they dearly enjoyed. Anyway, let’s start with the introduction of the story. In the…

Unity of Time: the action takes place in a reasonable short period of time; 2. Unity of Place: the setting does not change greatly; 3. Unity of Action: there is one main conflict within a single plot. The plot is generally organized into 5 parts: exposition (with initiating incident); rising action; climax; falling action; and resolution. A story map is a graphic organizer that can help summarize the main elements of a short story or to help create the four elements of a short story.…

but if it’s going to be set up, then provide just a brief payoff near the end, even if it’s just a visual of the device pulsating and it seems to alert or communicate with Nichols. Nothing more needs to be done. One area that would benefit from clarification is the subplot regarding Oliver Walters. There are two scenes in which characters discuss Walters with Ryan. The conversations are very similar and because the audience doesn’t know these characters it’s a bit confusing. There’s plenty of…

In Shakespeare’s 15th sonnet, he gives his own account of the human condition for a dear friend. Shakespeare’s perception of the human condition rests upon the fact that people grow, reach a certain climax, and then they slowly drift their way out of history. Shakespeare uses a plant metaphor to illustrate human growth and decay, and then he gives his take on how to overcome time and live on forever immortalized in our own actions. Shakespeare begins the sonnet with a simple phrase when he…

this by showing how the same songs are scattered throughout the world, sang or played differently; similarly, how Eleanor and Harriet still had a healthy and loving relationship just like a man and a woman would have. The symbol of the ballads bringing people together also highlighted the acceptance of different lifestyles that other people from varying cultures may not comprehend. Other songs, like “Single Girl”, “Mattie Groves”, and “Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies”, express conflict in…

He indicates that the setting is in New York. The characters are also indicated before the play starts (Miller, 2017). Rising action in the play is visible when Willy talks with Linda regarding Biff who has been on the farm since he was young and now ten years later, he does not even make $35 a week. This anticipates the reader whether Biff, Willy, and Linda will come to an agreement on how to handle their children especially Biff. The climax in the play comes up when Linda keeps calling…