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Crisis
Grace Cuiming Li
This
is the point at which it is 1) necessary for the protagonist to make a
decision about what action to take, or 2) the events place the protagonist
at a low point. The decisions involve no great soul searching, philosophical
pondering, nor consideration of possible consequences beyond the solving
of the immediate problem. The greatest amount of thought is devoted to
the actual mechanics of carrying out the decision. The low point is the
failure of a plan, or circumstances that put the protagonist in some sort
of trouble. Examples in the same episode include: Ross must tell Rachel
he should never to see her again for his marriageís sake and Chandler
is afraid it may be the end of his relationship with Monica after they
ruined the weekend together. More often, the protagonist finds himself
in trouble: Joey finds some similarities
in Chandler's and Monica's stories about the weekend, and figures out
the truth. Nevertheless, he must keep this a secret, hence, putting him
into a dilemma.
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