What is The Secret Garden Climax?

Answer 1

The climax of The Secret Garden comes when Master Craven returns home suddenly, lead by a growing sense of peace, joy and a need to revisit his late wife's beloved garden. Upon returning home, he discovers his son, who he thought to be crippled and dying, has discovered the Secret Garden himself with his cousin Mary and now is healthy young man, full of life. The rebirth epitomized by this scene is a central theme throughout the novel.

Answer 2

In the climax of "The Secret Garden," Mary, Colin, and Dickon enter the garden during a storm and work together to revive it. As they tend to the garden, the children grow physically and emotionally stronger, symbolizing their own personal growth and transformation. The scene represents the renewal and healing that takes place within the characters and the garden itself.

Answer 3

I believe the climax would be when Colin's father finally sees his boy walking on his own.