Plot Outline:

I. Exposition (Introduction to the setting, main character(s), and problem)
Setting:
Main Character:
Main Problem:

II. Rising Action (what steps did you take to solve the problem)
A.
B.

III. Climax (the most exciting part of the story)
A.

IV. Falling Action (What happened after the most exciting part of the story)
A.

V. Resolution (solution to the main problem and conclusion)
A. (The actual way the problem was solved)

Write your introduction below. It should have a hook, introduce the characters, give the setting, and introduce the conflict (problem). The introduction should have a minimum of 4 sentences.
Introduction:

Dialogue: Take one event from your outline above and put at least two pieces of dialogue below. Don’t forget to include your quotation marks (“).
1.
2.

Description: Take one event from your outline and write a minimum of two sentences with a description (show vs. tell)
1.
2.

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Introduction: In the bustling city of New York, Emily Jones finds herself caught in the chaos of balancing work and family. As a single mother to her young son, Jack, she struggles to make ends meet while also trying to provide a stable life for her child. But when a sudden illness befalls Jack, Emily's world is turned upside down as she faces the challenge of finding a way to afford his medical treatment.

Dialogue:
1. Emily frantically asks the doctor, "Is there anything we can do to help him?"
2. The nurse reassures Emily, "We'll do everything we can to make sure he gets the care he needs."

Description:
1. Emily's heart raced as she watched Jack's fever continue to rise, his small body enveloped by the hospital bed.
2. The sterile smell of the hospital room mingled with the sound of machines beeping, creating a sense of urgency and worry in Emily's mind.
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