The scenes in which the exposition is concerned are scene one, because the funeral of his wife takes place, so you learn about his recent history. After that there is an introduction about Walt, in which is mentioned that he was in the army, and some properties of Walt are told, so you get to know about his past, the military and about how he is and looks.
In scene four his past in the military is told again.
In scene six, another part of his background comes forwards, he lives in an Asian neighborhood from which the houses once belonged to Polish families.
Walt dislikes the people in the neighborhood because he is a full-blown, unrepentant racist.
In scene 6 the car of Walt, the 1972 Gran Torino is introduced in the story, a car of which he is very, very proud.

The scenes that are concerned with the inciting moment are the next:
The cousin of Tao, ‘’spider’’ and his gang show up at the house of Tao’s family. They are trying to make Tao come with them, he refuses and says fuck off. They are grabbing him and punching Sue. Then Walt steps in because everybody in the neighborhood is Asian, and he is the last ‘’American’’. So he is fighting to remain in the area, and he defends his own property. Therefore he is getting really mad when they step on his ground.

The dramatic conflict:
Walt’s world and the society around him, changes completely because of all the foreign people in the neighborhood, while he is very conservative. He is not used to all the foreign people, he fighted in the Korea war and therefore he dislikes Asian people. But now he is getting to know and he is standin up for his neighbors because of Tao’s cousin is assaulting the family. His own sons disrespect him, they ignore him, and after the death of his wife, they just want him to go to an old peoples residence and get his wealth. So he sees Tao and Sue like his own (new) children. He is