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This type of conclusion involves a character or the author reviewing the experiences or observations or conflicts he or she has had.

Question 4 options:

a clear resolution


a reflection


a cliff hanger

Answer 1

Answer: A reflection.

The conclusion is the last part of a narrative. This section can have different forms and use various devices depending on what it wants to accomplish.

In a reflection, a character or narrator thinks about the conflicts that he or she just experienced. It is often used to motivate the reader to reflect on these events as well.