Buaicphointe agus Críoch an Scéil Revision Notes for Junior Cert Irish

Buaicphointe agus Críoch an Scéil - The highpoint and end of the story

Dar liom, is é buaicphointe an scéil ná an nóiméad a stopann Pádraigín de bheith ag caoineadh agus a dhéanann sí rún daingean.	In my opinion, the high point of the story is the moment Pádraigín stops crying and makes a firm decision.
Go dtí an pointe sin, bhí sí brónach, frustrach agus caillte.	Up to that point, she was sad, frustrated, and lost.
Ach ansin, tosaíonn sí ag smaoineamh ar réiteach dá fadhbanna.	But then, she starts thinking about a solution to her problems.
Beartaíonn sí scríobh chuig Mamó agus iarraidh uirthi cuireadh a thabhairt di dul ar saoire chuici.	She decides to write to her granny and ask her for an invitation to visit.
Tuigeann sí go bhféadfadh sí a saoirse agus a spás féin a fháil arís.	She realises that she could get her freedom and space back again.
Is buaicphointe é mar tá sé dearfach agus dóchasach – tagann casadh intinne uirthi.	It's a climax because it is positive and hopeful – there is a change in her mindset.
Críochnaíonn an scéal le gluaiseacht i dtreo réiteach, cé nach bhfuil sé foirfe fós.	The story ends with a move towards a solution, even though things aren't perfect yet.
Tá sí níos láidre ag an deireadh, agus tá sí ag tógáil céimeanna chun a saol a athrú.	She is stronger at the end, and she is taking steps to change her life.