What is a Story Plot Sequence?
Plot sequence refers to the order of events in a narrative or creative writing. This way, you can make stories in any form such as told, sung, written, or filmed. Plot specify the story such as the way of story creation, its unfolds, and moves in time. Plot sequence indicates imaginary characters and events. You will find them in novels, short stories, and other writings. The plot is a piece of plan or core story of fiction. Good fictional reading needs a better understanding of events sequence in the plot. Start your writing style from the middle and then to the ending if narrator or storyteller want to start it at the beginning of the plot. Authors don't write stories in sequence and events in sequence. Perhaps, authors want to start a story at the most exciting moment. They may move that moment towards the middle or end of the plot. They can describe the leading source of that exciting moment by going back. Sometimes authors leave the ending of story on reader's opinion. Keep your mental notebooks open for the event list and their sequence while reading story or novel's passage. Consider important words and phrases that will help you in finding which came first, second, etc.
Jack and the Beanstalk
Place the number of each story component inside the circle where it belongs in the plot diagram.
Snow White
Place the number of each story component inside the circle where it belongs in the plot diagram.
Alice in Wonderland
Alice grows tired of their rudeness and wackiness and abandons her pursuit of the White Rabbit.
Little Mermaid
Ariel wants to give up being a mermaid to gain a human soul and to win the love of a human prince.
Gulliver's Travels.
In this fantastical new world, Gulliver is a bigger‐than‐life figure - in size and ego.
Beginnings & Endings
Carefully read the following sentences. Decide if they belong at the beginning or at the end of a story.
