The conflict in the story “My favorites chaperone” is resolved during the climax. The point of greatest tension in the story, in which the conflict begins to be resolved. The climax is the highest point of the story, but more to the end than the beginning as the falling action sneaks up on climax in most stories.
Falling action: the effects of the climax become clear. Maya's mother expresses her approval by giving her a gold bracelet to wear to the dance. Resolution: the end of the story reveals the final outcome. Maya seems at peace with both her family and her new life in the United States.
