"The Monkey's Paw" climax?
A. Mrs. White screams in disappointment when she doesn't get to see her son again.
B. Mr. White makes his third wish on the monkey's paw to return his son to the graveyard.
C. Mr. White believes that his wish on the monkey's paw has caused the death of his son.
D. Mrs. White convinces Mr. White to use his second wish to bring their son back to life.

The correct answer is option B. Mr. White makes his third wish on the monkey's paw to return his son to the graveyard.

Explanation:

The climax is the peak of a narrative where important decisions are made.

In this story it happens when Mr White asks for his son to disappear when he was knocking the door.

He and his wife heard blows closer and closer and Mrs. White blindly wanted to meet her son. But that was not really their son, but a monster who was probably going to kill them. This situation generates a state of great anxiety at this point.

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