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Questions:

• Overcoming the monster consists of 5 stages: anticipation, dream, frustration, nightmare, and miraculous escape. Consider the topic, the monster that must be defeated in the story, then plot out what happens stage by stage.
• Rags to riches plot - The character has to work hard to overcome oppression or adversity and is rewarded. There is a catalyst for change that drives the story toward its reward and conclusion.
• Quest Plot - Hero or a group of heroes that embark on a journey or quest. They will encounter obstacles and adversity along the way that will test their character and strength and emerge victoriously in achieving their goal.
• Voyage and return - This type of plot is usually seen in children's stories as it leans heavily on allegory and fantastical events transpiring as the protagonist often travels magically to a distant and different land and returns a changed person rich with experience and wiser about themselves in the world they inhabit due to the lessons learned on their voyage.
• Comedy - details a series of confusing, awkward, or otherwise comical events within a lighthearted tale with characters trying to triumph and numerous laughable difficulties finding their way,
• Tragedy - This plot is tragic, and the ending will not go well for the protagonist due to the situation they are in, such as forbidden love.
• Rebirth - is about renewal, transformation, and new beginnings. The hero is often misguided and changes for the better under the guidance of another wiser character or because they are inspired by love, family, or the greater good to become a better person.