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The **resolution** occurs at the end of a story when the conflict has been at its worst and then been solved. It is when the solution has been found to any problems.

__Antojos__, does have a traditional resolution. The **climax** of the story is when Yolanda is confronted with the two men and is terrified. The **falling action** is when she uses her language as her power, and the men fix her flat tire. Jose also returns and is disappointed with himself as he was unable to find help. The **resolution** then follows as Yolanda gives Jose the dollar anyway, and she is able to drive away safely.

The **positive resolution** effects the meaning of the story as it reminds us that we must expect the unexpected and be prepared if we want a better chance of staying safe and having a happy ending. It also reminds us to be prepared when confronted with problems or a person so you know how to deal with them. The reader feels good at the end of the story because there is a positive outcome, and makes them realize how lucky Yolanda was.