 A pointed plausibility action model, sometimes also called an action, is a pair \((A,e)\) consisting of a plausibility action model A and an event e in A that is called the point. In drawing plausibility action models, events are drawn as rectangles, a point (if any) is indicated with a double rectangle, and arrows are drawn using dashes (as for plausibility models). We use many of the same drawing and terminological conventions for plausibility action models that we use for (pointed) plausibility models.