Exposition - the explanation of the story's premise and background material necessary for the reader to understand the story;
Crisis - the peak in the story's action--the moment of highest dramatic tension;
Climax - the scene which presents the story's decisive action;
Resolution or denouement - the outcome of the story--the information that ties up all (or many) of the story's loose ends.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
kristisiegel.com - Basic Literary Terms
Plot the way in which the narrative events are arranged. Generally, plots have the same basic elements:
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