No
There is no difference. They are one and the same thing both meaning the point where the main conflict is settled one way or another even, as sometimes happens, the exact resolution is nor made specific but is left to the imagination or interpretation of the reader. In literature, especially for short stories the terms are interchangeable.
Whether or not an event or series of events is a good thing or bad thing depends on perspective.
As abstract nouns they refer to the same thing; the latter is borrowed.
I am wondering the same thing. I don't think there is a perfect way to play it.
yes they just refer to a same thing
no they dont
Yes, they refer to the same thing.
No, they refer to the same thing: kilograms
cubic centimeter, It's one and the same thing as a milliliter.
The terms menses and period generally refer to the same thing: menstruation.
Some Synonyms for mischief: misbehavior catastrophe vandalism high jinks for more look in a thesaurus website or a thesaurus itself.
Yes, these terms refer to the same thing. A storage battery is a means of storing electricity.