What is the falling action of the novel Dairy Queen?

In the falling action of "Dairy Queen" by Catherine Gilbert Murdock, D.J. Schwenk reflects on her experiences during the football season, including her evolving relationship with her family, friends, and the boy she has feelings for, Brian. After the climax of the story, where D.J. confronts her feelings and the challenges she faces, she begins to find a balance between her responsibilities on the farm and her personal aspirations. This period highlights her growth and newfound confidence as she prepares for the future, ultimately leading to a resolution of the conflicts she's faced throughout the novel.