How does the boy resolve the conflict in "The Park" by James Matthews?

In "The Park" by James Matthews, the boy resolves the conflict by standing up to the bully who is bothering him. He confronts the bully and tells him to leave him alone, asserting his own strength and courage. The bully, taken aback by the boy's confidence, backs off and leaves him alone. This resolution shows the boy's bravery and determination to stand up for himself, ultimately overcoming the conflict in the park.