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Title: Plot%20and%20Structure%20(adapted%20from%20pp.109-114)


1
Plot and Structure(adapted from pp.109-114)
  • Prepared by Ms. Teref

2
What is CONFLICT?
  • Definition
  • What does conflict bring out? What does it cause?
    What effects does it produce? (CAUSE-EFFECT)
  • Types of conflict
  • 1.The opposition of two people envy, anger,
    hatred, avoidance, gossip, lies, fighting
  • 2. Between groups
  • 3. Abstract an individual opposes larger forces
    like nature, ideas, or public opinion (e.g. Wang
    Lung vs. drought, or Sophie Mc.Donald and
    alcohol)
  • 4. Dilemma a difficult or impossible choice, a
    natural conflict within an individual.
  • (p.109-110)

3
Why cant we just get along?
  • Conflict is the major element of plot (110). ?
    So what?
  • e.g. Wang Lung and O-Lan get married. They have
    children. They work hard together. Wang acquires
    more land. His uncle moves in.
  • Find the cause-effect relationship in the above
    example (Wang and O-Lang have children because
    they get married. Wang acquires more land because
    OLan work together)
  • Conflicts lead to attitudes, choices, and
    outcomes that make the story interesting.

4
The Structure of Fiction
  • What does structure mean in everyday life?
  • What is the structure in fiction? Are stories
    and novels written randomly and spontaneously?
    Is fiction indeed all about talent?
  • (p.111)

5
Formal Categories of Structure (version 1)
6
Formal Categories of Structure (version 2)
7
Irrespective of the Graphic
  • (pp.112-113)
  • 1. Exposition
  • 2. Complication
  • 3. Crisis
  • 4. Climax (similar to the crisis)
  • 5. Resolution or Dénouement

8
Selective Recollection or
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