English, 13.01.2020 18:31 tyairamifflin2411

Characters: kate, darby
setting: planes, airport, night, fields.
purpose: amuse and think about the story!
conflict: the main character is frustrated about her friend being to tall and cant fit in to small spaces.
rising action: the literature of the story is the main character is frustrated. so the main character took a break outside!
climax: the climax is that the main character is trying to find a safer way out of the airport!
the end: the main character almost got out the main character got caught and yelled at!

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Characters: kate, darby
setting: planes, airport, night, fields.
purpose: amuse and t...

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