What is plot? What does a plot look like? This video explores the role of the plot in literature and uses Freytag’s Pyramid to outline the plot of Ray Bradbury’s short story "The Veldt" from exposition to dénouement.
They are trying too hard to be funny, but it results in the screen being epilepsy-inducing. It looks like the editor just figured out how to use photoshop or something. Trying too hard to get kids to like content results in them being cringy. It works for LITTLE kids but seeing the topic, that's not the intended audience. Sorry.
@@luxial9337lmfao this got my whole squad laughing. Also, I'd be happy to treat this comment seriously if it was more than just an insult. How so? What do you not like? An insult means NOTHING to me, if it is not accompanied by an argument. You're denser than a brownie with no baking powder.
@@quinncoc3034 this video is for educational purposes. what is the point of calling a video that is supposed to educate people cringe? Any other video I'd have not cared at all. And you also insulted the editor.
@@luxial9337 they didn't do a good job at educating me. I'd rather watch some boring '60s documentary than this. He's at least I can sit through the first one. The latter makes me embarrassed to exist.
For all my students, another word for the resolution is the denouement, and also the five parts of the Freytag's triangle is the exposition, rising action, falling action, resolution, denouement.
Between the exposition and the rising action, at our school we have that part as initial incident and after denouement we have the conclusion, why is it different ?! I prefer this better though
Between the exposition and the rising action, at our school we have that part as initial incident and after denouement we have the conclusion, why is it different ?! I prefer this video's interpretation of it better though
Eh? How about explaing introduction of characters and setting in exposition? And the definition she gives for rising action? I'm sorry, but this is terrible.
