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However, for a text to be able to develop the exposition of the story, it is necessary that the text develops the plot and introduces the reader to the main conflict. This is because the exhibition is the part of the plot in which the story to be told is presented and introduced. The best way to do this is to develop the plot, but allowing the reader to have a foreshadowing of the main conflict, which leaves the reader in the expectation of how the story will be developed.
The exposition of the story shows that the man who is narrating starts by telling us his story as a condemned man.
The narrator was a person that loved a lot of animals as a young person and even as a married man, his wife also made sure they had a lot of animals.
One of the animals that they had in their marriage was this black cat that was called Pluto.
The excerpt shows that this man is a person that is condemned to his rage given that whenever he is angry he ends up hurting the people around.
In conclusion, the man is condemned to his blind rage and because he killed his wife out of anger, he has to go to jail.
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