denouement

/ˌdeɪnuˈmɑ̃/
noun
  1. The final part of a story, play, or movie in which everything is explained or resolved.
    • In the denouement of the mystery novel, the detective revealed who the thief was.
    • Readers often find the denouement the most satisfying part of a good book.
    • The movie's denouement showed the family reuniting after years apart.
  2. The outcome or result of a complex series of events.
    • After months of negotiations, the denouement was a peace agreement.
    • The election's denouement surprised many political experts.
    • The denouement of the trial came when the jury delivered its verdict.
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