The plot thickens

The key ingredients to a good plot is exposition, the rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The exposition gives background information. The rising action is the inciting incident which builds tension. Then comes the climax where there is maximum intensity. Then there is falling action which gives more information on the situation. Finally there is the resolution which is where the problem is solved and you get the whole story.

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