BOOK # 1 - KIMBERLY MONZÓN
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion
The Witch and The Wardrobe
Plot
1. Exposition
Setting: Narnia/Forest
Conflict: They know a strange and beautiful world through a closet, they go through difficulties because there is a white witch who wants to govern that place, but they find Aslan who is the true ruler of Narnia, after a war where they beat the white witch, the children are crowned by Aslan as kings of this beautiful country
Characters:
Peter, Susan, Edmund, Lucy, Aslan, Jadis, Mr. Tummus Mugrim, Digory Kirke, Mrs. and Mr. Beaver.
2. Rising Action:
They are in Narnia and they go in search of Tummus, the Faun since they found out that the white witch had him, but Edmund betrayed them and left with the white witch because she seduced him with delicas Turkas, then they must rescue him and they know Aslan, who is the one who helps and advises them.
3. Climax
when Aslan is sacrificed to redeem Edmund. They shaved, tied, and murdered him in the stone table, the girls were very sad but when they realize, they heard a resounding sound, the stone table had broken, Aslan had risen.
4. Falling Action
The girls ride on Aslan and went to the palace of the white witch, Aslan blew on all the statues and revived them, then there was a great war where the witch is defeated.
5. Resolution
the children were seated on the thrones and crowned by Aslan as kings, Aslan goes on their way and they reign for a time in Narnia until one day they return to the real world as children again.
BOOK # 2 - JEYSON LINARES
PRIDE & PREJUDICE
Exposition
News arrive to the Bennet Family in Longbourn, England, about the arrival of a wealthy man in nedd of a wife.
Rising actions
The Bennet`s are invited to Bingley´s ball at Meryton. Elizabeth meets Mr. Darcy.
Mr. Collins arrives with the intention to become acquainted with the house he is entailed to and with hopes for a wife. He asks for Lizzy`s hand in marriage, but she refuses because she will not marry someone she does not love.
Bingley and Darcy move to London with no explanation and Jane is discouraged because she thought her and Bingley were in love.
Mr. Collins arrives with the intention to become acquainted with the house he is entailed to and with hopes for a wife. He asks for Lizzy`s hand in marriage, but she refuses because she will not marry someone she does not love.
Bingley and Darcy move to London with no explanation and Jane is discouraged because she thought her and Bingley were in love.
CLIMAX
While Elizabeth vacations in London with the Lucas', she encounters Darcy and he expresses his true love for Elizabeth. Blinded by his pride, Elizabeth rejects him. It is the most tense scene for both Darcy and Elizabeth.
FALLING ACTIONS
Lydia Bennet runs off with Wickham. Mr. Darcy secretly pays Wickham to marry Lidia becau
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he cares about Elizabeth and her Family.
Mr. Bingley proposes to Jane. Jane accepts, and they later get married. Darcy proposes to
Mr. Bingley proposes to Jane. Jane accepts, and they later get married. Darcy proposes to
Elizabeth a second time, she accepts, and they get married too.
RESOLUTION
Wickham and Lydia realize how horrible it is to marry for money. Mr. Bingley and Jane purchase a beautiful home near Pemberley where Darcy and Elizabeth live and they are visited
frequently by family and friends.
BOOK # 3 - ALEXANDRA RUSTRIAN
EMMA
PLOT:
Exposition:
Emma Woodhouse is convinced that she will never get married, she is a twenty year old resident of the town of Highbury, she imagines herself as an matchmaker expert in love relationships. After the self-proclaimed success in the process of pairing between her governess and Mr. Weston, a widower from the village, Emma is responsible for finding an eligible couple for her new friend, Harriet Smith. Although the ancestry of Harriet is not known, Emma is convinced that Harriet deserves to be the wife of a gentleman and puts the glance of his friend in Mr. Elton, the vicar of the town. Meanwhile, Emma convinces Harriet to reject the proposal of Robert Martin, a wealthy farmer for whom Harriet clearly has feelings.
Rising Action:
Emma's plans go awry when Elton makes it clear that his affection is for Emma, not for Harriet. Emma realizes that her obsession with making a partner for Harriet has become complicated. Mr. Knightley believes that Mr. Martin is a worthy young man with whom Harriet would be fortunate to marry. He and Emma argue over Emma's crazy idea of looking for Harriet's partner.
Climax:
Emma remains to comfort Harriet, at which point a new candidate appears, Frank Churchill. Emma does not know anything about Frank, Mr. Knightley immediately suspects the young man, Emma, finds Frank charming and notices that her charms are directed mainly towards her. Although she plans to discourage these charms, she feels flattered and flirts with the young man.
Jane appears in the story that is beautiful and accomplished, but Emma does not like it because she is jealous of her, there are suspicions, intrigues and misunderstandings. Mr. Knightley shows too much importance in what is happening to Emma, which possibly comes from romantic feelings, to which Emma resists.
Falling Action:
Harriet decides to tell Emma that she fell in love with a man of her same social level, Emma thinks she means Frank. Knightley begins to suspect that Frank and Jane have a secret relationship, and tries to warn Emma, but she does not believe.
Resolution:
Frank's aunt is dead, this fact reveals the truth, Frank and Jane have been secretly engaged; his attentions to Emma have been a screen to hide his true preference and now they decide to marry. Emma is worried that Harriet will be crushed, but she soon discovers that Harriet has been in love with Knightley. Harriet believes that Knightley shares her feelings. Emma finds herself upset by Harriet's revelation, and thus realizes that she is in love with Knightley.
Emma waits for Knightley to tell her that she loves Harriet, but, to her surprise, Knightley declares her love for Emma. Harriet is committed to Robert Martin, with whom he has always felt something special. The novel concludes with the marriage of Harriet and Mr. Martin and that of Emma and Mr. Knightley.
BOOK # 4 - PATTY DE LEÓN
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS
Exposition
In which a man with a gambling problem takes a bet
One day in London 1872, Phileas Fogg, confirmed bachelor with OCD, is playing whist in his club with several dudes. Phileas bets that he could totally go around the world in eighty days because, you know, technology and stuff. The dudes with nothing better to do accept, and Phileas leaves with his newly hired French servant, Passepartout, right away. We've got character personas for our two main men, and a formation of the main conflict right before our eyes. We're betting you can't resist finding out more. Are we right?
Rising Action
In which Phileas Fogg might be a robber, a gentleman, or an unassuming adrenaline junkie
Phileas's travel plans go smoothly except for some minor glitches like Passepartout getting mugged in a Hindu temple by some priests, a major railway turning out to be incomplete, a dead rajah trying to burn an Indian princess, his servant getting drugged, missing a steam ship, Sioux Indians attacking his train, a hurricane almost destroying his boat—yeah, there's no end of conflict for Phileas Fogg. Good thing he has a positive attitude.
Oh yeah, and Phileas sort of looks like a "gentleman" who robbed the Bank of England just a few days ago. Detective Fix of Scotland Yard is on the case—and as he follows Phileas around the world, Fix and his suspicions constantly get in the way of Fogg's journey.
Climax
In which even OCD can't save you
Poor Phileas Fogg… When he reaches English soil again, Fix is finally able to arrest him. Getting arrested while in the home stretch is like being able to smell the finish line but not being able to cross it. Smells like defeat, doesn't it? It sure does to Phileas.
In Which Fogg gets a get out of jail free card
Hold up… As it turns out, Fogg is totally innocent. "Yeah, sorry about that," says Detective Fix. And our characters try to hop a train to London while there's still time.
Falling Action
In which we find love instead of money
Alas, the train to London has left the station. Man—so close. Time to go home and be depressed. Not so fast, though: Phileas's girlfriend proposes marriage to him. So while it seems he's lost a ton of money, at least he's come into love. Time to get the preacher, Passepartout.
Resolution
In which the time warp proves to be a day early
Say what? It's Sunday, not Monday? Passepartout saves the day by realizing they actually had a day to spare and Phileas shows up in time to collect on his gambling winnings. It's been a pretty profitable experience, and it only took going around the world to find the answers.
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