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"Click here to read and refer to "The Story-Teller" by Saki in order to answer the question below. What is the climax of Saki's story?
when the children begin to enjoy the bachelor's story
when the bachelor finishes his story
when the aunt reprimands the bachelor for his inappropriate story
when the bachelor retorts the aunt's reprimand

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