@e.mccormick

Read the following:

Terrence and Edward have been lifelong enemies, and they finally decide to settle their differences in a duel. They take their pistols and each walks thirty paces away from the other. Then they turn around and fire. Terrence is the only one left standing.

What part of Freytag's plot structure best describes this scene?

A. Resolution
B. Climax
C. Rising action
D. Exposition

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@e.mccormick 

Read the following:

Terrence and Edward have been lifelong enemies, and they finally decide to settle their differences in a duel. They take their pistols and each walks thirty paces away from the other. Then they turn around and fire. Terrence is the only one left standing. 

What part of Freytag's plot structure best describes this scene?

 		A.	Resolution
 		B.	Climax
 		C.	Rising action
 		D.	Exposition

anonymous · Answer

i think its b or c

e.mccormick · Answer

To be honest, they just covered the entire set!  The lifelong enimies is the rising, they get to a choice is the climax, they do a dual is falling, and the death is a resolution!

anonymous · Answer

so what do i do

e.mccormick · Answer

I would go with resolution because they get that far with it.  But it is a poorly done example.

anonymous · Answer

oo ok

e.mccormick · Answer

The problem is "this scene."  If it said, "The last scene" or "The first scene" it would be clear.

anonymous · Answer

it was rising action

e.mccormick · Answer

Bah. Just really poorly done! http://www.ohio.edu/people/hartleyg/ref/fiction/freytag.html