Since the exposition is the point of the story where background that is crucial to the understanding of the story is given, I'd say that in this work, it'd be at the beginning, when it is revealed to the readers that Cassim is rich and greedy, while Alibaba is humble but poor. This provides background information by letting the reader know the two different lives and personalities of both characters who could've ended up surviving at the end of the story. However, because the reader now knows that Cassim is rich but greedy, the reader can now anticipate Cassim's death and Alibaba's wealth.
The cast of Alibaba and Forty-one Thieves - 1975 includes: Adoor Bhasi Prem Nazir Thikkurisi Sukumaran Nair
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As with any good story, it is best learned by reading it, yourself.
In "Alibaba and the Forty Thieves," the rising action includes Alibaba discovering the thieves' secret cave filled with treasures after overhearing their password. As Alibaba takes gold from the cave, the thieves notice and try to find out who has discovered their hideout. Meanwhile, Alibaba's brother Cassim becomes greedy and tries to uncover the source of Alibaba's newfound wealth.
As with any good story, it is best learned by reading it, yourself.
The rising action in "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" is the thieves decided to kill Ali Baba. The thieves wanted to get even with Ali Baba because they were furious with him for finding their hidden treasurer and taking some of it.
Those who are careless lose everything. those who are clever prosper.
alibaba is brilliant
In the denouement of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," Ali Baba's clever plan to outwit the thieves is successful, leading to the defeat of the thieves and the recovery of the stolen treasure. Justice is served, and Ali Baba's bravery and wit are recognized and rewarded. Peace and prosperity are restored to the land.
The falling action of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" occurs after Ali Baba's brother is killed by the thieves, and Ali Baba seeks revenge with the help of Morgiana, his servant. The thieves are ultimately defeated, and Ali Baba's wealth is secured, bringing resolution to the conflict.
The conflict in "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" arises when Ali Baba discovers the thieves' hidden treasure cave and takes some of the stolen riches for himself. The leader of the thieves, Kasim, is killed when the thieves discover that someone else knows of their secret cave, leading to a struggle for survival between Ali Baba and the remaining thieves.
Since the exposition is the point of the story where background that is crucial to the understanding of the story is given, I'd say that in this work, it'd be at the beginning, when it is revealed to the readers that Cassim is rich and greedy, while Alibaba is humble but poor. This provides background information by letting the reader know the two different lives and personalities of both characters who could've ended up surviving at the end of the story. However, because the reader now knows that Cassim is rich but greedy, the reader can now anticipate Cassim's death and Alibaba's wealth.