CRISIS, CLIMAX, RESOLUTION
The Crisis must be true dilemma—a choice between irreconcilable goods, the lesser of two evils, or the two at once that places the protagonist under the maximum pressure of his life. This dilemma confronts the protagonist who, when face-to-face with the most powerful and focused forces of antagonism in his life, must make a decision to take one action or another in a last effort to achieve his Object of Desire.
The Crisis decision must be a deliberately static moment.
“Meaning Produces Emotion.”引自 crisis, climax & resolution
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