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Title: Who did Patrick’s homework? Author: Carol Moore
Settings: Patrick’s home and in the school
Characters: Patrick- the student Elf -the tiny man and a dwarf Cat, Teacher, and his classmates

Plot:
A. Exposition: The story express the value of being a student not just for Patrick’s character, but it is elaborate or the real essence of being studios, the role of the Elf use as medium to emphasize how Patrick help himself in making his homework successful.

B. Complication: Patrick’s story unlocked the mystery of mixture on reality and fantasy where in our modern world, Elf is just a hallucinating factors that playing the role of being the helper on Patrick’s homework , that even the shorter of time .Patrick’s is deliver the success of being the model kid .

C. Climax: The turning point of Patrick’s story is when he became a successful in the end, that Patrick still thought he’d made that tiny man do all his homework, but the secret just between the story it wasn’t the Elf Patrick had done it himself.

D. Denouement/Falling Action: Patrick’s story relates the actual setting of human being that after all the problem comes ,unknowing that Patrick himself the one who makes all his homework not the medium Elf.

E. Resolution: Patrick story ended by making the story successful and making him a role model to all students that possesses Patrick’s behavior before the story ends.

F. Theme: The message of Patrick’s story is that do not wait for any chance of being successful by waiting anybody to help you ,of guides u ,but the most important is that yourself will help you , towards all your endeavor.

G. Point of View: Do not let others impressed yourself to become successful, but let yourself be a guiding to yourself.

H. Type of Conflict:
A. Relationship of Data:

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