The plot diagram from the original translation of Freytag’s Pyramid of the 1863 version of Freytag’s Technique of the Drama. I think many of us have a kind of vague sense of this story structure, even if we were never formally taught it.
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Example Of A Plot Structure
- Cevdet Gokhan Palas/Vetta/Getty Images Plot structure is the sequence of events in a story. It includes the setting, characters, conflict, action and resolution of the story. Setting: The setting is when and where the story takes place.
- ‘Plot structure’ refers to the patterns the events of a story form. Some cite Aristotle as one of the first writers to codify story structure. He wrote in his Poetics (though in specific reference to tragedy) that every story should have a beginning, middle and end – our most basic ideas of structure.
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Plot A Structure Matlab
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From 'once upon a time' to 'happily ever after,' students learn to recognize story structure in fairy tales and create a logical sequence of events when writing original stories.
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