Why is a resolution important to a short story?
a. the resolution moves the story to unable position.
b. the resolution puts the events and characters in stable situation, ending the tension of a story.
c. the resolution offers the reader a final confrontation between struggling forces.
d. the resolution depicts the main problem that characters must solve.

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