Question

Plot diagram of the story "the window" by Harry Buschman

Answer 1

A plot diagram refers to the presentation of all parts of a plot, where all its elements are presented. Based on this, we can present the plot diagram of "the window" by Harry Buschman in the following ways:

• Exhibition: The story features two men admitted to a hospital. One of the men is by the window and can watch the world outside the room. The other man is far from the window.

• Rising action: the man who is far from the window begins to feel strong envy. For he also wanted to stand by the window and see the world outside the room.

• Climax: One night the man standing by the window began to choke on the fluids in his lungs. The man far from the window saw the whole scene, but he didn't ask for help and watched the other man die.

• Falling Action: The man asks to be transferred to the bed near the window.

• Resolution: The man's request is granted and he can observe the world outside the hospital.

The plot elements can be described as follows:

1. Exhibition: Presents the setting and characters.
2. Rising action: Increases text tension.
3. Climax: The most important moment in the text is presented.
4. Falling Action: The tension of the text starts to drop.
5. Resolution: Presents the ending, the conclusion.

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