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| When you set up of the story. When you introduce your characters, setting, what life is like before the conflict, and the conflict itself. |
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| When the conflict begins. When your characters start to face difficulties, get closer to facing the central conflict, and things start changing |
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| When the central conflict reaches its highest point. When your characters face the central conflict, the tension is the highest, and the struggle is most intense. |
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| When you start resolving the central conflict. When the characters have overcome the central conflict, the tension starts winding down, and other minor adversaries are possibly faced. |
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| When everything is finished. When you show how the characters have changed, what life is like for the characters after the conflict, and everything has been resolved. |
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