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3 years ago

Where in the plot pattern do we see the tension peak?

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The climax

The climax is the middle of the story. If you think of a story mountain it is the peak. Also it is where all of the tension builds up.

Vikki [24]3 years ago

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the climax

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the climax is where the tension builds up creating a good or exciting plot i hope this helps!

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