Good luck, i’m sure i couldn’t do whatever your attempting.

inciting incident: this gets the story going,. something that if had not happened, there would be no story, in little red riding hood, if her mother had never made anything for her grandma,or if her grandma was not sick, there would be no story.

rising action: this is everything that builds up to the climax, it sets up for the problem. red goes into the woods and maybe meets the wolf, etc.

Climax: this is the highest point of action, intensity. The wolf says “the better to eat you with, and tries to eat little red.

Falling action: the actions that set up for the problem being solved. Little red runs, and her and the wolf meet the woodman guy.

Resolution: the conflict is solved. The woodman guy kills the wolf, and little red riding hood is not in danger

Climax: Lil red being eaten by the wolf as well as the whole “the better to…” encounter.

Falling Action: The hunter killing the wolf.