Which is an example of a blueprint for writing a short story about traveling by train?

Introduction: Here, you want to provide the initial details to set the story.
                     Ex: It was a Saturday morning. My bags were packed, and I was      on a train heading to Memphis. (You will likely want to include more details than where a character is/is going, but this "sets the stage" for the rest of the story.)
 
Rising action: Provide details of events that lead up to the climax.
                       Ex: We were traveling along for three hours. I introduced myself to the people sitting next to me. I started to hear a rumbling sound from underneath the train.

Climax: This is the central conflict of the story - state the main point, or main event of the story here.
              Ex: Suddenly, the car I was riding in veered off of the tracks, and was being rapidly dragged along the rubble.

Falling Action: This is where the main conflict of the story begins to be resolved.
                        Ex: The train quickly came to a halt, and a team came running out to try to get the train car back on the tracks. 

Resolution: This is how the events of the story. The main idea of the story has been clearly and fully presented and/or the central conflict has (usually) been resolved. This is also the end of your story. 
                        Ex: The people were able to get the car back onto the tracks. We travelled for a few more hours, and made it safely to Memphis. 

Its "a sketch of the train station"

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