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Act III: Resolution . Acceptance of a solution . Family rally: After Eddie's fight, Louis and Jessica close ranks around him, making clear that the insult-not Eddie's food or culture-is the problem. Business pivot: Louis targets the country-club crowd with promotions and a friendlier, comedic front-of-house persona, beginning to fill seats. . Failure or success? Partial success: Eddie gains a measure of peer respect after standing up for himself; the restaurant sees new customers. Not all problems vanish, but momentum turns positive. . Compromise, or not? . Compromise: Eddie negotiates the signals of fitting in (e.g., asking for Lunchables) while the family reaffirms pride in Taiwanese culture. Louis embraces strategic marketing without abandoning his values. . How is the conflict resolved? . Immediate conflict (bullying and business emptiness) resolves into a new equilibrium: Eddie is less isolated; Louis's restaurant shows promise; the family sets a tone of solidarity and humor in facing future challenges