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plot and characterization the novel

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Characters and plot events make story – the one could not exist without the other. Plot does not work if there are no people (or rabbits, or robots, or whatever) to make the decisions and perform the deeds that combine to make the story. There can be no events without characters to perform or at least experience them. If the narrative describes purely the sequence of, say, natural events, be it the eruption of a volcano or the growth of a flower, then you’re probably reading a report. In a story, these entities – the volcano or the flower – either act as characters and start to do motivated things, or, more likely, cause a response in the characters that experience them. As exciting as a volcanic eruption might be, it is that response to it in the characters that makes the events interesting to the reader or audience

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