How is the central conflict of the plot resolved at the end of the story in the first seven years by Bernard Malamud?

In "The First Seven Years" by Bernard Malamud, the central conflict is resolved when Feld confronts Max after learning of his plans to marry his daughter Miriam. Feld realizes that his expectations for Miriam's future do not align with her own desires and ultimately decides to support her decision to pursue her own happiness, rather than force her to conform to his plans. This resolution highlights the theme of parental expectations versus individual fulfillment.