What is the resolution of conflict in A Clean, Well-Lighted Place?

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story "" doesn't necessarily have a resolution, which gives the story greater meaning.
The story'soccurs when the older waiter replaces the words in the "Our Father" with
the word "nada." The story ends immediately afterward with the narrator explaining
that the older waiter would prefer a "clean, well-lighted cafe" to a bar or a bodega,
similar to the...