HoodsIn black leather jackets watching Spider workthe wire coat hangerinto Mrs. Koop’s car, they remind me of crowshuddled around a road kill. Startled, they looked up, then backas Spider, who nodded once, setting them freetoward me. I bounded away, used a parking meterto whip me around the cornerpast Janelli's meterthe darkened Pine Street Grilleand the steamed windowsof Sudsy's Modern Laundromat. I climbed two at a time the granite stepsof the Free Public Libraryand pushed back thick wooden doorsas the pursuing pack stopped --like sinners at the door of a church. From the corner table of the reference roomI watched thempacing, heads turning every time the door opened, pacing, until Spider arrivedto draw them away. I waited, drumming fingers, initials carved into the table, grinning as I heard myself telling anyone who would listenof my death-defying escape. Find and label in your google doc (right under the 5 questions from last lesson)the exposition, the conflict, the rising action, the climax or tipping point, thefalling action, and the resolution. Where does each part start and stop?