The ________ is a series of events in the third act of the film that resolves the conflicts that have arisen.
A) denouement
B) conclusion
C) exposition
D) climax

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The denouement is the final segment of the narrative structure in which the conflicts are resolved and loose ends are tied up. In contrast, the climax is the highest point of tension in the story and occurs before the denouement. The exposition is at the beginning of the film and sets up the characters, setting, and basic conflict. The conclusion refers to the end of the film or story but does not necessarily encompass the resolution of conflicts.

The ________ Is a Series of Events in the Third