Rising Action

  As studied throughout the year, stories have events of Rising Action that increase the tension of the story and lead to the climax. What incidents of Rising Action are found in your novel? See how many events you can come up with in your group. Try for at least 10.

Describe the Event of Rising action

Give the page number for the Rising Action

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  1. nic.13 May 2021 at 08:17

    I feel like the rising action was when he met the guy named bird. Bird is an old man who is helping Nate.

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    1. Room 1014 May 2021 at 07:19

      Definitely rising action with the various meetings with Bird. Page number and a little more description please, thanks!

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  2. nic.14 May 2021 at 08:25

    I believe that the page number was 104-105

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  3. Nick W.16 May 2021 at 17:40

    I think that one part of rising action was on page 99 when Nate found the shotgun in the closet. It started to get interesting because people were starting to come into the cabin and he was getting ready to use it.

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  4. Nick W.16 May 2021 at 17:43

    I think it was also page 104-105

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