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Which of the following literary terms means “untying the knot” in Old French? A.climax B.resolution C.denouement D.falling action
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Which of the following literary terms means “untying the knot” in Old French?

A.climax

B.resolution

C.denouement

D.falling action

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Answer: DIVORCE o-0 no it’s denouement

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The answer is c. denouement.
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