But the story's climax and resolution feel achingly right.
From that point on, the story proceeds surely to a strong climax and resolution.
The Web, in Mr. Locke's view, brings the revolution against the sonorous all-knowing corporate voice to its inevitable climax and resolution in favor of the plebeians.
Aïda Ruilova's compact, psychologically charged videos, which have been shown everywhere from the Venice Biennale to a Jumbotron in Times Square, don't so much draw you in as snare you in a relentless loop with no hope of climax or resolution.
"What if there is no climax, no resolution, only the passing days, the paralyzing uncertainty, the gradually dawning sense that, regardless of what happens next, you will never return to the country you have left, to the body you once took for granted?
There was no climax, no resolution, and the prose – to one unaccustomed to both stream-of-consciousness and the Glaswegian dialect – seemed boringly repetitive and prosaic: a drunken interior monologue, as if Kelman were simply scribbling down the first thing that came into his head: "Her eyes were smallish, brown, nice.
It may be a cacophony of voices, but you can still easily "follow" someone through the establishment of their problem, rising tension, conflict, climax and resolution.
DVD Talk's Stuart Galbraith felt that the story was "quite strong" with a "smart, if somewhat predictable climax and resolution" that worked due to the dialogue.
I'm a writer, so I love the three-act structure, but our messy lives do not fit an exposition, climax, and resolution.
Modeled after her fascination with trance states, each side of Contact of is structured after the four stages of trance: preparation, onset, climax, and resolution.
When it came to translating those live experiences to the album, she structured the tracks on each side of Contact after the four stages of trance: preparation, onset, climax, and resolution.
