Why are LEO'S king of the zodiac?
If Leos are king of the zodiac because they are ruled by the Sun. Then the Queen of the zodiac is Cancer : ruled by the moon. But neither of them are ... It is Zeus : King of the Gods : Sagittarius :-))) j/k...no I do not think there is a sign better or worse than any other.
What is an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?
There are 5 stages of a StoryStage 1 - ExpositionExposition is at the base of the mountain or the beginning of the story. This is where the author sets up the story including characters, setting, and main conflicts.Stage 2 - Rising ActionThe Rising Action occurs as you begin to move throughout the story. This is where conflicts start to build just like when you climb a mountain you are moving further along.Stage 3 - ClimaxThe Climax is the turning point of the story. You have reached the top of the mountain and you cannot go any further, you have to turn and go down. This point in the story is when things finally start to move in a different direction and it may not always be a positive direction.Stage 4 - Falling ActionFalling Action occurs after the climax as things start to work themselves out in the story. You are coming down the mountain just as you are coming down from the excitement of the climax.Stage 5 - ResolutionThe Resolution is the solution to the problem as you have reached the bottom of the mountain. The solution might not be what you want, but the conflict has been resolved.You can easily understand this 5 stages through the story The Three Little PigsONE MORE THINGHow To Write A Suspenseful Story Climax
Who is the greater hero, Achilles or Odysseus?
Overall, I’d probably say that Achilles is the better man. Of course, it also depends on your definition of “better.”Achilles is intelligent, hailed as the best warrior, cares a lot for those close to him, and is respectful towards other who show respect. His values do show him to very much be a product of his society though, and given that we have different values today, his actions are sometimes seen as unfavorable.Odysseus is, by far, much smarter than Achilles. However, his intelligence is also his downfall. He became self important and was dumb enough to insult the gods by not thanking them for their help, or even attributing the Greek’s win to any assistance made by the gods. The gods (mostly Poseidon) he offended stepped in to punish him for his hubris and his journey home from the Trojan War ended up being twenty years long.That in itself isn’t enough to say that he isn’t the better man, but the consequences of that are. Odysseus loved his wife and son very much, but his hubris that led him to be away from home for twenty years led his family to be in danger. So, basically, he let his own high opinion of himself get in the way of the wellbeing of his loved ones. (after all, insulting the gods - which he knew he was doing - can lead to grave consequences, and he did it anyways)
Is the climax of a book a chapter long, or can it be more than that?
Instead of thinking about it the climax as simply the section where things come to a final head, think of how the events of the climax could most naturally and effectively fit into writing.A climax is not always a single chapter. It could be multiple chapters if the book needs it. Instead of trying to fit the story in a pre-cut mold, imagine how yourself as a reader would experience the climax. Would a chapter feel to short? Or would a couple chapters feel like they dragged on. Another factor to consider is the length of the book. If your book is relatively short and the climax takes up half of the book, then it probably isn't the climax. If you have a longer book then you have more space to extend the climax.Write it out whatever way feels most naturally and then have someone else read it and tell you how they experience it.If you can get a professional editor that would be even better, but also cost you.It's good that you are thinking about story structure but don't let it get in the way of telling a story in a way that best suits the story you want to tell.
I am a Leo female, and my Ascendant is Scorpio,?
Oh dear; by the time you see this it's a new day, (another day, another dollar) and you're probably feeling better. With a Scorpio rising you're likely to meet life in perhaps obsessional ways and likely to be seen as a very intense and secretive type of person but you have Taurus descending on the other side of your chart which shows you look for a bit of stability in life maybe. Your Moon is in Taurus and so may be in your 7th house. If this "is" the case you're likely to be over-sensitive to other people's needs and maybe take on the identity that you think they want from you. Maybe your partner has to "nurture" you all the time or it's the other way around, you have to constantly cater for their needs. With Taurus descending, you need stability in life which maybe you find hard to get but your ascendant shows that if you use the traits of Scorpio, (which will come naturally to you), you'll tend to attract the earthy types of people and then you gain some sort of stability from them. (That's the theory but - ?). Scorpio is ruled by Pluto and so that will show you how to approach life by the sign it's in. If it's in Sagittarius it shows you have to be adventurous, to "travel the world", (which doesn't necessarily mean literally), to try to be companionable to people and to "seek out new worlds" perhaps. By being bold and adventurous, (Saggi's a fire sign), you're growing towards your Sun sign, (your rising sign shows your journey to your Sun). If you're older, your Pluto is in Scorpio, which is a water sign and so you're likely to be stimulated by your feelings and emotions. If Pluto is in your 1st house it will have even more of an influence over you and so you'll be a very passionate and emotional type of person with many chapters to your life, so you need some stability which can come from somebody who's practical and stable, (not necessarily an earth sigh but somebody this way).