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What is the resolution of the story?

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Updated: 8/19/2023

a resolution is the ending of a story
When the conflict(problem) is fixed, usually at the end...
A resolution means solving the problem or bringing it to a conclusion

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This is when a story comes to its ends and any plot turns or problems that have come about are resolved. The loose ends are tied and the conflicts are solved in some way or another.

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