Falling Action
What is the definition of the term, "falling action"?
The occurrences following the climax coming towards the resolution.
What is the definition of the term, "Resolution"?
The conclusion and finale of the story’s plot.
What is the definition of the term, "Internal Conflict"?
psychological struggle within the mind of a literary or dramatic character, the resolution of which creates the plot's suspense
What is the definition of the term, "Conflict"?
to come into collision or disagreement
What is an example of falling action? (in film)
In the nightmare before christmas, the falling action is when jack realizes and accepts his failure after being shot down. When he returns to his hometown,he confronts and defeats Oogie Boogie to save Santa. After Santa is saved, he wastes no time and goes to save his holiday.
What is an example of resolution? (in film)
the resolution in titanic is: 84 years after the titanic sank, after Rose tells her story, she dies in her sleep dreaming of what is commonly known as “titanic heaven” where she met up with the love of her life in her favorite place with everyone who passed on the titanic watches.
What is an example of internal conflict? (in film)
In the movie series star wars the internal conflict of Darth Vader is his struggle between the darkness of the "dark side" and the good that remains in him. He is torn between his loyalty to the Emperor and his love for his son, Luke Skywalker.
What is an example of conflict? (in film)
In the hunger games the conflict is: Katniss Everdeen has to fight in the Hunger Games. It's a really mean game where kids have to off k*ll each other on TV. The government, which is called the Capitol, made the game up to scare everyone so they don't fight back. Katniss has to fight against all the unfair rules and how the government is mean to everyone. She's fighting against the whole world she lives in.
What is an original example (the first to be presented to you) of Falling action?
When you ride a roller coaster, you slowly work your way to the climax or the peak of the ride, after that you work your way through the falling action to the resolution.
What is an original example (the first to be presented to you) of resolution?
If you ever make a lamp, the last thing you need to do is check to see if the lamp works. Just like how the last thing in a story is ending plot or the resolution. After that you’re done. There’s nothing else required to be done and that is the end of the story.
What is an original example (the first to be presented to you) of Internal Conflict?
A little toy robot's job is to clean up a kid's room. But then, it sees a cool skateboard and gets all mixed up. Part of it wants to clean, but the other part really wants to try to roll on the skateboard. The robot is fighting with itself because it can't decide what to do.
What is an original example (the first to be presented to you) of Conflict?
There's a skateboard that a kid just got. It's rolling down the street and has to fight a bunch of things. The bumpy sidewalk tries to make it stop, and a big dog starts chasing it. The skateboard has to get away from the dog and the bad sidewalk at the same time.
What is an original example (the second to be presented to you) of Falling action?
When you eat a banana, you get to the middle (climax) where you transition into falling action which happens when you eat the second half of the banana towards the end of the snack.
What is an original example (the second to be presented to you) of resolution?
When or if you ever play pool, then you must know that like any other game, there is an ending, even if it feels like there isn’t one there is. A pool table contains stories of which all have a resolution
What is an original example (the second to be presented to you) of Internal Conflict?
A fancy bicycle has a big race coming up, but it's really scared of getting a flat tire and losing. All day long, it worries about the race. It has a bad feeling in its wheels, and it wonders if it should even try to race at all. The bicycle is battling its own fear and doubts.
What is an original example (the second to be presented to you) of Conflict?
A lost soccer ball is trying to find its way back home. It has to bounce through a prickly rose bush that tries to pop it. Then, a strong gust of wind blows it into a puddle. The soccer ball has to struggle against the thorns and the wind to get back on the sidewalk.