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Instructions: Using the image above, write a story. What do YOU think is happening in this picture? You may structure

your story however you like, but it should be labeled with an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and
resolution. Use complete sentences.
Example:
Exposition: The people have gathered for a picnic, when suddenly a storm appears. The people quickly begin to pack
up their food and get ready to leave.
Rising Action: From behind a cloud, a spaceship appears. It hovers over the people.
Climax: With a loud crash, a bolt of lightning strikes the nearby tree, and it begins to fall. The spaceship catches the
tree in a beam of light before it can hurt the people below.
Falling Action: With the tree safely lowered to the ground, the people stare at the spaceship. It doesn't do anything
else, just hovers over them, protecting them from the rain.
Resolution: The rain stops just as suddenly as it started. The spaceship disappears, and the people go home.

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Answer:

It was may 2nd 1944 and my squadron and I were escorting the b-17's over west Germany. (rising action) Out of the corner of my eye I saw a Messerschmitt 262 they were moving fast but we were largely outnumbered . My captain ordered us to stay with the b-17's and not to straggle off (climax) Boom we hear an explosion and one of the b-17's engine caught fire we were taking fire from above our positions and finally we reached the drop zone we split up and started to attack the 262's and we took out at least 23 of them (falling action) when the bombers came back we started to escort them and when all of a sudden we received more forces from the red tails (Tuskegee airmen) and they made the 262's look like a joke when we were doe the red tails showed us there nobility and honor during ww2.

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did not know what to write about :)

Instructions: Using the image above, write a story. What do YOU think is happening-example-1
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