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If we understand your question correctly, the stern rose in the air due to simple physics.
The fulcrum was the waterline and as the bow sank, the stern rose, like a seesaw.
"Rising Action" generically refers to the areas of a story line (fictional or fact) . In the case of Titanic the Rising Action commences when the great ship having been holed starts to list and Captain Smith orders "Abandon Ship!"
The term rising action means "When things start to escalate. It's the part before the climax".
What is the climax in titanic 2
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