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Plot
Simply put, plot is what happens in a story. For a simple example, let's consider Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham. If someone were to ask us for the book's plot, we can give a basic rundown: An unnamed character spends most of the book refusing to try green eggs and ham. The book's other character, Sam, constantly asks the unnamed character to try green eggs and ham in various settings. The unnamed character refuses all these possibilities until, near the book's end, he agrees to try them so Sam will leave him alone. He realizes he actually does like green eggs and ham, and he thanks Sam for introducing them to him.
Simple enough! But let's look at how the plot engages us from beginning to end. Most plots fit into a story arc, which is a visual representation of a story's shape
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