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If the Climax is the point of highest interest in a book or story, where does the Rising Action fit in a Plot Chart?
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If the Climax is the point of highest interest in a book or story, where does the Rising Action fit in a Plot Chart?
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If the Climax is the point of highest interest in a book or story, where does the Rising Action fit in a Plot Chart?
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Yes it will because the climax is the highest point but how ever the rising action is showing how you are getting to that point.
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