What is the falling action in two kinds by Amy Tan?

The falling action in "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan occurs after the climax, which is when the protagonist, Jing-Mei, realizes that her mother's expectations of her are unrealistic and that she cannot live up to them. The falling action includes the following events:

* Jing-Mei's mother acknowledges that she has failed to teach Jing-Mei how to be a prodigy.

* Jing-Mei's mother decides to give up on trying to make Jing-Mei into something she is not.

* Jing-Mei and her mother begin to repair their relationship.

These events lead to the resolution of the conflict in the story and provide a sense of closure for the characters and readers.