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Freytag's Triangle

Description: Freytag's Triangle is a dramatic structure widely used in literature and theater to map the progression of a story or play. It represents the five key stages of a plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The triangular shape visually demonstrates the balance between tension and resolution throughout the narrative, helping to create a compelling and engaging story arc.

Sample sentences:

1. The author masterfully employed Freytag's Triangle to build suspense and keep the readers hooked until the very end.
2. This play follows the conventional structure of Freytag's Triangle, with a gradual buildup of tension leading to a powerful climax.
3. Understanding the concept of Freytag's Triangle can greatly enhance one's ability to analyze and appreciate works of literature.

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