+**Deus Ex Machina** (Latin for "god from the machine") is a plot device where an improbable character, object, or event unexpectedly resolves a seemingly unsolvable conflict. Originating in ancient Greek [Drama](/wiki/drama), this sudden intervention often comes from outside the established narrative, serving as a quick, decisive [Plot Device](/wiki/plot_device). While it provides resolution, its use can sometimes undermine the story's internal logic or character development.
+## See also
+- [Plot Twist](/wiki/plot_twist)
+- [Storytelling](/wiki/storytelling)
+- [Narrative](/wiki/narrative)
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