3-Act Structure Revised

ACT I-

Exposition:

Caden is in his room cleaning up the bedroom. After he cleans up and comes back the room is messy again and its clear that it not Cadens fault but his brother's. Dominic is the messy roommate to live with and he does what he wants to do.

Dramatic Premise:

The story is about two brothers who don't get along because one of them is dirty. Because of the situation Caden, battles what he thinks in his mind versus what he actually commits.

Inciting Incident:

The inciting incident begins when the room becomes dirty after Caden first cleans the room.

ACT II-

Obstacles:

During the narrative Caden's goal is to keep the room clean. However, what keeps him from achieving his goal is his roommate of a brother. Dominic doesn't care about Caden or what he wants to do for the room.

First Culmination:

Caden cleans the room for a third time and he catches Dominic dirtying up the room intentionally.

Midpoint:

Caden goes on a psychological roller-coaster where we see what he wants to do to Dominic.

ACT III:

Climax:

Caden's psychological attack on Dominic explodes with a bang when Caden finish thinking about his anger towards Dominic.

Denouement: Caden has a chance to act on his thoughts but fails to do so.