Tarzan the Terrible · Chapter
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A map of Pal-ul-don is presented, showing a circular land area surrounded by a marshy morass and mountain ranges, with a river flowing from southeast to northwest that opens into three lakes.
What happens
A map of Pal-ul-don is presented, showing a circular land area surrounded by a marshy morass and mountain ranges, with a river flowing from southeast to northwest that opens into three lakes. Four towns—Bu-Lur, Tu-Lur, A-Lur, and Ja-Lur—are identified along the river.
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Narrative arc
Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
In this excerpt, the dramatic climax occurs because Tarzan’s relentless search brings him within literal sight…
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