The climax happens at the turning point of the tale, which is frequently the most suspenseful or dramatic event. The climax occurs when the protagonist takes the final step toward resolving a dispute or achieving a goal. In many stories, the climax involves a fight or other form of conflict between the protagonist and an antagonist. In drama, the climax of a scene is the moment when the action reaches its peak and the outcome of the scene is likely to be determined. The term is also used in relation to novels and movies. In novels, movies, and other forms of literature, the climax is generally the conclusion of the story or novel. However, in dramas, the climax may include additional scenes that do not resolve the story but are important for advancing the plot. These may include scenes where characters react to the climax; however, they cannot be the main focus of the scene. In films, the climax often includes a sequence where the fate of the hero/heroine is revealed, sometimes after a struggle. This could be either before or after the ending of the film. In television series, episodes are usually divided into two parts: the beginning and the end. These are often called "acts" and each act has a different theme or setting. A television show will often have a climax in one of these acts.