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What happens during the rising action in a story?

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The rising action of a story builds the reader's interest in the characters, their problems, and the plot itself, culminating in a climax. Your climax will be less engaging and exciting if there is no increasing action, and your story's end will have less emotional weight. A short story's growing action propels the plot toward the climax.

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