major inciting incident - james and the giant peach

A major inciting incident is what kicks off a story. Once it happens, there's no going back. In the film James and the Giant Peach, the major inciting incident occurs when the centipede bites through the stem of the peach, causing it to roll down the tree, off the cliff, and into the sea. Once the peach is floating away, the characters are stuck in a new situation, and the story really begins as they go on this new journey.

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