In literature, the plot structure or general development of a story includes five main stages: the exposition, the rising action, the climax, the falling action, and the resolution. From these stages, the one that is represented as the highest point is the climax because this refers to the most important "crisis" in the story and represents the most important moment as in this the main conflict begins to be solved. Indeed it is in the climax everything changes for the main character and this occurs only after the rising action in which the conflict steadily increases. Therefore, the part of the plot structure that is represented by the highest point in the plot is the Climax.
