Denouement (noun)

1. The final outcome or resolution of a complex sequence of events.
2. The outcome or resolution of the main plot or dramatic conflict in a work of literature or drama.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from french dénouement, from dénouer "to untie".

Examples:

1. The denouement of the mystery was a surprise to everyone in the audience.
2. The denouement of the film was emotionally satisfying, bringing closure to the characters' stories.
3. The denouement of the play was a happy one, with all the characters finding resolution.
4. The denouement of the book was a bittersweet one, with the protagonist achieving his goal but losing something important in the process.
5. The denouement of the political crisis was a peaceful one, with a resolution being reached through negotiation.