Question

At what point in a narrative is the main character most likely to experience a change? Exposition Rising Action Climax Resolution

Answer 1

Answer: Climax

Explanation:

At the Climax of a story, the main issues of the narrative have finally come to a head and can no longer be avoided. At this point the issues will force the character to self-introspect and answer a character defining question.

After this is done, the character will start seeing things differently and experience a change that will lead them to make a resolution.