Part C Discuss the major plot events of the play-the expositions, rising actions, climax, falling actions, and resolution-in the details
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The plot in The Proposal unfolds in the expected order: we first encounter the exposition, then the rising action, the climax, the falling action, and finally, the resolution.

The first element of plot structure is exposition. We learn that the play is set in the Russian countryside during the 1800s, and we quickly meet the three main characters when Lomov comes to Chubukov’s house to ask for Natalya’s hand in marriage.

The rising action of the play occurs when—because Natalya does not realize that Lomov is trying to propose—Lomov and Natalya start arguing over who owns Oxen Meadows. Natalya and Chubukov overwhelm Lomov with their insults and drive him away.

The climax occurs when Chubukov informs Natalya that Lomov had come to propose to her. This event shocks Natalya, and she cries in desperation for Chubukov to bring Lomov back so that she can accept his proposal.

The falling action of the play occurs when Natalya and Lomov get into another argument over whose dog is the better hunter. This argument causes Lomov to faint.

The resolution of the play occurs when Natalya informs Lomov that she is "willing" to marry him after he recovers from his fainting spell.

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