What is the rising action climax falling action resolution exposition and conflict of The No-Guitar Blues?

Exposition: The protagonist is a boy named Frankie who wants to learn how to play the guitar. Conflict: Frankie's parents cannot afford to buy him a guitar, so he feels frustrated and discouraged. Rising action: Frankie tries various ways to earn money to buy a guitar, but faces obstacles along the way. Climax: Frankie manages to save enough money to buy a guitar, but it gets stolen before he can practice. Falling action: Frankie's community comes together to help him recover his stolen guitar and continue pursuing his passion. Resolution: Frankie learns the value of perseverance and determination as he overcomes obstacles to fulfill his dream of playing the guitar.