Question

Explain clearly hudsons ideas on the natural divisions of a dramatic plot

Answer 1

Answer:

Dramatic plot has about 6 major points:

1. Exposition: This is the beginning of the story during which characters, setting, and circumstances are introduced. This is important because it lays the foundation for the story and gives the audience a schema or frame of reference for what is about to unfold.

2. Inciting Incident: This is the point at which a problem is introduced that sets a story in motion. It positions the audience to hope for the main characters to find resolution. In The Most Dangerous Game, a character falls off a boat and this presents a problem for which the main character seeks a solution for the entire story.

3. Rising Action: Often, students describe this as events leading to the climax, which is true, but