On the My Account tab on RCI.com, you can keep your account details up-to-date, and find lots of information to help you keep track of your points. You can see your current points balance, your annual points allocation, details of your Use Year, the date on which Saved and Extended points will expire, and much more.n the My Account tab on RCI.com, you can keep your account details up-to-date, and find lots of information to help you keep track of your points. You can see your current points balance, your annual points allocation, details of your Use Year, the date on which Saved and Extended points will expire, and much more.
Plot starts the story with a bang. That is, conflict promises change, and the plot begins as soon as you promise the first compelling change. Ideally, you should do this in the first sentence. Grab your reader right out of the gate.
This type of conflict is easiest to spot once you finish the book. Very few books have only one conflict, but almost every book has a main conflict, the one that really drives the story forward. Without the main conflict, there really isnât a story. Usually the main conflict is fairly obvious to spot, but for some novels this isnât the case.