| If this has happened to you, you know that rising action has had you trapped in the story, wanting to know what happens next. |
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| A notable difference between the roller coaster ride and a story, however, is that in the scenes, there tends to be a pattern of rising action rather than the peaks and valleys of a carnival ride. |
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| The rising action is the most substantial part of the fiction in both length and importance and is usually the most exciting and interesting part for the reader. |
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| The precise identification of each successive rising action being understood here as an essential first step toward the clear articulation of the play's action in any stage production. |
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| Gustav Freytag developed Aristotle's three parts into five: exposition, rising action, turning point, falling action and resolution. |
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| In narrative structure, the combination of conflicts that drive the rising action. |
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| They seem to cower at the suggestion of rising action, to blush at the heightened causality that makes a story a story. |
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| There were quizzes on vocabulary like metaphor, foreshadowing, prose and rising action. |
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| Use the questions to help plot the steps of rising action from scene to scene. |
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| The opera's rising action begins with the bird's theft of a silver spoon, and later, a silver coin. |
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| Again and again, Kharms shuffles up to the place in Freytag's Triangle where the rising action bursts upward, then turns and hustles back the way he came. |
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| But Welsh fails to build any sense of rising action. |
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| Rising action refers to the way that the problem not only changes or deepens on a thematic level, but gets worse on a surface-plot level. |
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