Serena's Poetry Blog

Serena Hung 3rd period 1. The setups in the stage directions are similar to the real image since the authors tries to give the readers of what the real image looks like. 2. The annex was a lot bigger and Anne's room was a lot samller than i thought.

1. The author usually starts his/her story with an exposition. 2. Everything becomes exciting in the rising actions. 3. The problem(s) or conflicts always happens at the climax. 4. The problem(s) were always solved during the falling action. 5. The story ends with resolution where people live happily ever after...maybe. Exposition (underneath) Where the story begans <-Rising Action where things began to go wrong <- Climax where Problems are at the most exciting part <- The Falling action where things are smoothing out The Resolution where everything was solved and maybe happy endings