What is the climax of war explain the conflict id resolved at the end story by timothy findley?

In Timothy Findley's novel "The Wars," the climax occurs when Robert Ross chooses to set fire to the stables where the horses are trapped. This action signifies his acceptance of the futility of war and his desire to end the suffering of the animals. The resolution comes as Robert finds some peace and redemption in his final act of euthanasia, symbolizing his attempt to bring mercy and closure to the chaos and Horror of war.