Question: What is the plot structure of Macbeth? exposition, inciting force, rising action, turning point, falling action, catastrophe, and resolution

Answer: Exposition is the very beginning. \nInciting force is the one incident that provided the catalyst for the story--probably the witches meeting with Macbeth.\nRising action--everything is going well for Macbeth.  Ends at the middle of act 3.\nTurning point or technical climax--middle of act 3.\nFalling action--everything is going badly for Macbeth.\nCatastrophe--Macbeth's death.\nResolution--Malcolm becomes king.
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