Why is it important for a reader to interpret the way a central conflict is resolved?(1 point)

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It allows a reader to make connections between other works of literature.
It allows a reader to make connections between other works of literature.

It allows a reader to determine meaning in a story.
It allows a reader to determine meaning in a story.

It allows a reader to analyze elements of symbolism.
It allows a reader to analyze elements of symbolism.

It allows a reader to see how the characters are either realistic or not.

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The most appropriate response is:

It allows a reader to determine meaning in a story.

Understanding how the central conflict is resolved can shed light on the themes, character development, and overall message of the narrative, helping the reader grasp the story's meaning.