English, 13.11.2020 02:40, ravenl1001

3. Here's a story: (1) Once upon a time, there was a kingdom that was constantly being attacked by a swarm of hungry dragons. (2) One day, the warrior princess of
the kingdom decided to journey to the dragon lair and kill them, so the kingdom could live in peace. (3) She didn't want to kill that many creatures,
but she felt like she had to, so she went.
(4) Along the way, she met an apprentice wizard who had been orphaned by dragon attacks, and a wandering centaur whose home forest had been
burned to a crisp. (5) Both of them decided to help her on her quest
. (6) When they finally reached the dragon lair, the centaur quickly carried the
princess around the back to drive the dragons out with her sword, while the wizard waited at the main entrance of the lair with a magical spell that
miniaturized them, so they were only 1 inch tall. (7) After that, the dragons were no longer a threat, and the princess was delighted that she didn't
have to kill them after all. (8) She married the wizard, and they all lived happily ever after.
Where is the climax of this story?
Sentences 4-5
Sentence 6
Sentence 1. Sentences 7-8
Sentences 2-3

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