Which detail would be included in the middle of the plot diagram shown in the image? Select the two correct answers. (1 point) Responses After listening to his story, Gortsby accuses the young man of lying because he cannot produce the cake of soap that forms part of his story. After listening to his story, Gortsby accuses the young man of lying because he cannot produce the cake of soap that forms part of his story. After the young man leaves, Gortsby finds a cake of soap lying on the bench and believes that the young man left it there. After the young man leaves, Gortsby finds a cake of soap lying on the bench and believes that the young man left it there. After sitting next to Gortsby on the bench in Hyde Park, the elderly man rises to leave and Gortsby imagines where he will go. After sitting next to Gortsby on the bench in Hyde Park, the elderly man rises to leave and Gortsby imagines where he will go. After Gortsby finds the cake of soap on the bench, he tracks down the young man to return the soap and to loan him money for a hotel room. After Gortsby finds the cake of soap on the bench, he tracks down the young man to return the soap and to loan him money for a hotel room. After Gortsby loans the young man money for a hotel room, the elderly gentleman returns to the bench to look for a lost cake of soap.

Answer 1

The middle of the plot diagram typically includes key events that develop the story's conflict and lead toward the climax. In this context, the two correct answers that would fit this part of the plot diagram are:

1. After listening to his story, Gortsby accuses the young man of lying because he cannot produce the cake of soap that forms part of his story.
2. After the young man leaves, Gortsby finds a cake of soap lying on the bench and believes that the young man left it there.

These events contribute to the development of the plot and lead to the climax, as they involve Gortsby's changing perception of the young man and the discovery that could alter the course of the narrative.