True, I had this question on Edgenutity.
1. All life is suffering because it will come to an end (the noble truth that all good things will end because they are immaterial).
2. Countering that, not all life is suffering because we can make the most of it and whilst we are happy, we are not suffering.
3. People may argue that that is not true happiness. True happiness is reaching Moksha.
4. Living in the present is a philosophy used by many, why worry about the happiness ending. That in itself is suffering.
5. It could then be argued that if worrying about suffering is what people do, then life is suffering.
Anyone please feel free to correct me if you think I'm wrong but I'm sure of these (also wrote this in different order sorry):
perspective of story told- point of view
people or animal part of literary
work-characters
time and place-setting
message usually about life society... - theme
main problem of literary work - conflict
series of events - plot
conflict and suspense build- rising action
conflict and tension reach a peak - climax
conflict begins to be worked out and tension lessen - falling action
introduction and resolution are correct
