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Narrative Exposition refers to the background information or context placed at the beginning of a story prior main events (an introduction) so that the story make sense; and Rising Action is the compound of linked events building up tension and interest in a narration.
In "Macbeth" by Shakespeare, Exposition happens in Act I when the story and the characters are introduced;
then in Act II Rising action is applied when the plot starts developing, particularly with Lady Macbeth's conflicts.
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