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- - - - Exposition: Terry introduced to his father's strange behavior and trying to learns about Vietnam Syndrome from his mother and teacher.
        
        Rising action: Terry started to feel embarrassed when his dad breaks down and cried at the mall. After helping him and helped by the store owner, he called his mom, Terry decides to talk to his dad to understand him better, despite his mom’s warning.
        
        Climax: Terry asks his dad about Vietnam, but at first, his dad won’t talk. When Terry keeps asking, his dad shares a sad memory of being ambushed in the war. Everyone in his unit died, and he hide all night under a soldier’s body, and being scared for his life. The experience left him feeling dead inside.
        
        Falling action: Hearing this story, Terry realized that his father's behavior was not something embarrassing but started because of deep pain and fear. Even though he didn't understand it deeply, Terry began to see him differently. He reached out to help comfort his father.
        
        Resolution: Terry decides to try to support and understand his father. He admitted that even if he didn't really know what his father was going through, he would still feel uncomfortable. The story ends with determination when Terry stops feeling embarrassed and focuses on supporting his father
- - - - Rising action:Harry discovers he is a wizard and continues as he transitions into the magical world, encountering challenges and mysteries along the way.
        
        Climax: Harry faces Professor Quirrell in the underground chamber to protect the Sorcerer’s Stone.
        
        Quirrell tries to take the Stone from Harry, but Harry’s touch burns Quirrell due to the magical protection left by his mother’s sacrificial love.
        
        Harry’s refusal to give in and his mother’s protective magic ultimately prevent Voldemort from getting the Stone, forcing him to retreat and leave Quirrell to die.
        
        falling action: after the strange events surrounding the arrival of Harry Potter at the Dursleys' home. It begins when Harry's aunt and uncle, Vernon and Petunia Dursley, are trying to get rid of any trace of magical influence in their lives, such as the letters addressed to Harry from Hogwarts. After a series of magical happenings (such as the letters arriving in large quantities and being delivered in increasingly bizarre ways), the Dursleys' frantic attempts to avoid Harry's magical destiny finally come to an end. The last part of the chapter sets up Harry's fate by showing him being left on the doorstep of Number 4, Privet Drive, under the care of the Dursleys, with Hagrid, Professor McGonagall, and Dumbledore watching from a distance, leaving readers with a sense of anticipation for Harry's future.
        
        Resolution: arry learns more about his true identity, the mystery surrounding his parents' deaths is revealed, and he gains newfound friends and allies. Harry also begins to understand his significance in the wizarding world, setting the stage for the adventures that will unfold in the following books.