Question

1. which of the following describes the resolution of gladys the magic chicken? the princess loathes being cooped up in her palace and longs to escape. she hatches a plan to board a pirate ship and win her freedom. the bandit who stole gladys receives his wish to visit the palace of the purple pooh - bah, but instead of visiting the palace as a guest, he visits the palace as a prisoner in the dungeon. gladys reunites with the shepherd, and the shepherd and the lone rider find happiness together on the farm. gladys is passed from one person to the next in the story, with each person believing she is magic because good things tend to happen when she is around.

Explanation:

The resolution of a story typically involves the conclusion where loose - ends are tied up. In the context of "Gladys the Magic Chicken", the idea of characters finding happiness together on the farm represents a positive conclusion and resolution of the story's events.

Answer:

Gladys reunites with the shepherd, and the shepherd and the Lone Rider find happiness together on the farm.