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What is the climax of the poem "the hunting of shumba"the hunting of shumba"

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The climax of the poem "the hunting of shumba"  is depicted when the writer indicated the deal of the lion by the following words "A leap - a scream - a thud;"

What is climax in literature?

The climax is the point in a work of writing, both dramatic and nondramatic fiction, where the reader is most engaged and moved.

A climax is when the main character achieves—or fails to achieve—their objective, and it ends the story's central struggle.

Thus, it is right to indicate that the climax in the poem "the hunting of shumba" is achieved when the lion named Shumba is killed.

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