Perhaps very late our dreams were united in the heights or in the depths, on high like branches moved by the same wind, down below like red roots touching each other. You were wild and gentle between pleasure and dreams, between fire and water. It contained more smells, feelings, and life like pieces than the modern world.The whole night long I have slept with you next to the sea, on the island. Interesting note: from the beginning the world of the indigenous man was ‘more real’. There is no resolution for either man, and it is implied both died. The priest approaches with the knife and his death is certain. The realization that the dream had been just that, a dream of a new world. It may be the point at which the protagonist takes action and the outcome of the conflict can be comprehended.) (The climax is the high point of the story the moment of the greatest interest and emotion. Reached toward the water bottle but his body began to fail him. Woke up in the hospital but couldn’t stay awake. Pulled to the end of the passage, struggling. The acolytes come to get him from his cell. There can be more than one turning point) Turning points can occur before or at the same time as the climax. For example, opposing forces in the story meet, the conflict becomes more intense, a crisis occurs. (Turning points are moments when the narrative direction is decided by an event. He is injured and taken to the hospital and into surgery. Is found and attacked by the aztecs, stabs one before getting caught.
(Not limited to arguments, conflict can be any form of struggle the main character faces vs themself, others, environment, society etc)
(Development of generating circumstances, conflicts revealed, complexity added)īrakes and turns to the left to avoid her. Riding on his motorcycle enjoying the time on the ride and the scenery. Running through the woods/bog, but close to losing. (Opening of the story: characters, background, and setting) Julio Cortázar: “La noche boca arriba” Elements of Plot Structure
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