Parts of Plot
The main character is introduced and we are informed of our location during this portion of a plot chart.
Exposition
Harry Potter and Voldemort go head to head in this most common type of fiction conflict.
Character v. Character (Man v. Man)
To give someone a dirty look for something they've done
Scowl
Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker clash with lightsabers during one example of this most exciting portion of a plot chart.
Climax
When mankind steps up to face down the Predator or the Terminator, we know that this type of conflict is taking place.
Character v. Tech/Supernatural (Man v. etc..)
To do something without conscious thought or attention
Automatically
Stanley and Zero are rescued from the lizard pit, along with a treasure from the Old West during this portion of the plot chart in the book HOLES.
Resolution
The Winter Soldier is fighting a war in his mind during the Infinity War, showing THIS type of conflict.
Character v. Themself (Man v. Self)
To be uneasy or nervous about the future
Anxious
Sherlock Holmes has identified the crime and the criminal and is racing after the criminal during this leadup to our big story moment.
Rising Action
Katniss and Peeta fight for their own freedom and the freedom of their homes during the Hunger Games books, showing off THIS type of external conflict.
Character v. Society (Man v. Society)
To search for past memories or the act of remembering
Recollection
The woodsman rescues Little Red and her Grandmother from the wolf's belly during this portion of the plot char.
Falling Action
Tom Hanks attempts to survive on a deserted island with no one but a volleyball to talk to during the movie Castaway, showcasing this final conflict type.
A different version of something compared to the original
Variant