Given below are two statements:
Statement I: “Anagenesis” is the final part of the drama just after the climax in which there is resolution for any conflicts left in the plot.
Statement II: “Anagenesis” is the turning point of the play where audience observes unpredictable change in the play.
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct option is Statement I is false but Statement II is true.

Let us analyze each statement to understand why this option is correct:

Analysis of Statement I:
The term described in Statement I—the final resolution of a drama after the climax where remaining conflicts are resolved—is actually known as the denouement (or catastrophe/resolution). The term "anagenesis" is not used in literary criticism to describe this final phase of a plot. Therefore, Statement I is false.

Analysis of Statement II:
In dramatic structure, the term anagenesis (often associated or conflated with anagnorisis or the turning points leading to rebirth/regeneration in the play's action) refers to a turning point or a critical transition where the audience experiences or observes an unpredictable, significant change in the progression of the play. Therefore, Statement II is true.