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Aristotle refers to plot as O "the reference to a person, place, or thing" O the desis (rising action) O the lusis (falling action) O "the arrangement of the incidents"
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Aristotle refers to plot as

O "the reference to a person, place, or thing"
O the desis (rising action)
O the lusis (falling action)
O "the arrangement of the incidents"

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The arrangement of incidents

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