When does the resolution of the conflict occur between Odysseus and the monsters?

The resolution of the conflict between Odysseus and the monsters occurs primarily during his journey home in Homer's "The Odyssey." Key encounters include his confrontations with the Cyclops Polyphemus, the Sirens, and Scylla and Charybdis, where he uses cunning and strategy to outsmart these threats. Ultimately, his experiences lead to the reclamation of his home and family in Ithaca, symbolizing his triumph over the monstrous challenges he faces. The conflict resolves as he reasserts his identity and restores order to his life.