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2024-10-29 19:42:56✅ 1. Complete plot structure - Cause, Process, Climax, Ending
⭕️ The Cause - is the starting point of the conflict, while the process and climax are the situations we need to describe emphatically. ⭕️ The Process - is when the main character is insulted or looked down upon, which is a concentration of negative emotions. ⭕️ The Climax - is the situation that main protagonist turn the table, which is the outburst of positive emotions. ⭕️ The Ending - is a brief introduction to the end of the story and the beginning of the next episode.When we design the story of the first paragraph, we need to understand why we are designing such a story. In other words, we should figure out what kind of plot we want to write, and then design stories that slap one’s face around that plot.>>> For example, In book “The Charismatic Charlie Wade”,- The Cause of the conflict: His aunt in a welfare house falls ill and needs treatment, so the MC asks his grandmother for money. (← Origin of the conflict)- The Process of the story: the MC is humiliated in various ways, and many people appear to humiliate the MC. (← Concentration of negative emotions)- The Climax: comes when the MC gets 10 billion dollars and inherits the rich business empire. (← Outburst of positive emotions)- The Ending, it is revealed that the MC takes over the Emgrand Group and opens the second plot segment: the Xiao family wants to cooperate with the Emgrand Group. (← Wrap up the story and link the preceding to the following)
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