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     • Vera (Mara Corday) runs a nightclub that's really a front for her secret operation: an all-female crime ring that's been pulling off heist after heist. The gang does a major job with the help of Agnes (Abby Dalton), a new recruit and insider with access to a bank's payroll.
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     Girls on the Loose (1958) - Plot - IMDb

2. www.imdb.com › title › tt0051663Girls on the Loose (1958) - Plot keywords - IMDb

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   Girls on the Loose: Directed by Paul Henreid. With Mara Corday, Lita Milan, Barbara Bostock, Peter Mark Richman. Vera (Mara Corday) runs a nightclub that's really a front for her secret operation: an all-female crime ring that's been pulling off heist after heist.

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4. www.thewordling.com › the-elements-of-plotThe 5 Elements of Plot (And How to Use Them) - The Wordling

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   • Setting. Setting is a critical component of storytelling, acting as the stage upon which the characters’ lives unfold, and influencing their actions, experiences, and interactions.
   • Characters. To create fully fleshed-out characters, you need to understand the physical, psychological, and emotional dimensions of each major character.
   • Point of view. Point of view or POV is a critical element in fiction writing that defines the narrative’s perspective and the lens through which readers experience the events and characters in a story.
   • Conflict. Conflict is the driving force that propels a story forward, creating tension, drama, and intrigue. It’s a fundamental element in storytelling that introduces obstacles, challenges, and problems for the characters to overcome.

5. www.teachingenglish.org.uk › loosechange_printLoose Change - TeachingEnglish

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   1. You will meet three main characters in the story. The first is the narrator. The story begins like this: I’m not in the habit of making friends of strangers. I’m a Londoner. How would you describe a person who is “not in the habit of making friends of strangers”. Choose from the following list of adjectives: o insensitive. o unfriendly.

6. lektuerehilfe.de › loose-change › analysisLoose Change | Analysis - Lektürehilfe.de

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   The structure in “Loose Change” by Andrea Levy is generally chronological and culminates in a huge plot twist as the narrator abandons the immigrant girl without helping her. The narrator presents herself as a typical, unsociable Londoner, and she ends up confirming this impression as she selfishly abandons Laylor without offering her help.

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7. thewritepractice.com › plotWhat Is Plot? The 6 Elements of Plot and How to Use Them

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   In fact, putting together a plot outline doesn't have to be complicated, all you need are six sentences, one for each element, and you'll have a strong outline to begin your story with. Give it a try in the Practice section below!

8. tutors.com › lesson › plot-diagram-definitionPlot Diagram — Definition, Elements, & Examples - Tutors.com

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   Jan 26, 2023 · A plot diagram is a graphical representation of the plot of the story. A story plot diagram is a line graph of the story's events, beginning with the story’s start on the left and continuing toward the right, ending with the story’s conclusion.