Final answer:
The resolution is the story element that occurs after the falling action and includes the conclusion of the plot.
Step-by-step explanation:
The element that includes the events between the falling action and the end of the story is the resolution (also known as dénouement).
Following the climax, where the narrative reaches its highest point of tension, comes the falling action where the events start to wind down, leading towards the resolution.
The resolution is where all loose ends of the story are tied up, conflicts are resolved, and a sense of normalcy returns, though often reflecting how things may have changed due to the story's events.