Asked by Aivar

Question about the short story the Wager by Anton Chekhov:

The climax comes at the end of the middle section of the story after which the author "ties up loose ends" by telling the reader what happened to each major character.

True or False


I am really confused about this question.
Answered by cody
false
Answered by fara
The "end" of the story begins after the jurist leaves his confinement.
True
False
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