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What is the literary term for ending of a story when all conflict resolved?

The literary term for the ending of a story where all conflict is resolved is called resolution or denouement.

Here's a breakdown of these terms:

* Resolution: This term is used more broadly and simply refers to the outcome of the story, where the conflicts are resolved and the plot reaches its conclusion.

* Denouement: This term refers to the "untying" of the knot, where any remaining mysteries are explained, loose ends are tied up, and the story comes to a satisfying conclusion.

While both terms indicate a happy ending, they are not always interchangeable. A resolution might be a more straightforward ending with a clear solution to the conflict, while a denouement might be more complex and involve deeper exploration of the characters' emotions and the implications of the conflict's resolution.

Regardless of the specific term, both indicate an ending where the reader is left with a sense of closure and understanding.

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