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If something extremely helpful for the protagonist appears during the climax, is it still a deus ex machina even if I've foreshadowed it? The thing in question doesn't completely solve all of the problems at once, the protagonist does have to use it themselves, but it does change the balance of the conflict...

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𓀐 @WihrVXEW: deus ex machinas can be cool+

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