PLOT ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN AND UZBEK STORIES

This article analyzes a comparative lingua-poetic analysis of Abdulla Qahhor’s “Radiant Peaks” and Jack London’s “The Night-Born”, exploring the structural, thematic, and character-driven parallels and divergences between the two narratives. Using comparative literary analysis and plot structure analysis, the article highlights how both authors implement a five-part plot structure ‒ exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution ‒ to examine themes of identity, resilience, and societal expectation. Special attention is given to the psychological and emotional development of the female protagonists.