The Plot Thickens

"Do you like action? Then you'll love stories that are driven by plot. Here are the key ingredients to a good plot. The first one is to have an "exposition" this is where you give backround to your story. Then you have the "Inciting Incident" this is where the story starts.After that you have the rising action where it is building suspence for the story. The you have the "climax" which is the moment of maximum intensity. Then you have the "Falling Action" where it is the time of dicovery and you answer questions. Fianally you have the "Resolution where the conflict of the story is solved

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