Narrative Resolution

Definition

Narrative resolution refers to the part of a story where conflicts are resolved, loose ends are tied up, and questions raised throughout the narrative find answers. It provides closure for readers by bringing together all major plot points and resolving any lingering uncertainties.

Related terms

Climax: The climax is the highest point of tension or excitement in a story when conflicts reach their peak before being resolved during narrative resolution.

Denouement: Denouement refers to the aftermath or falling action following the climax where loose ends are tied up and remaining questions are answered. It provides a sense of closure and allows readers to reflect on the story's events.

Resolution:

Resolution is the final outcome or solution to conflicts in a story. It often occurs during narrative resolution, bringing a sense of closure and tying up loose ends.