Given two discrete distribution $p, q$ on some universe $U$, if I know they have a bounded KL divergence, say some number $c$, can I say anything about how much each point in the universe differs in probability?
The statement can be like, for $1\%$ of the probability mass (in terms of $p$), $p(x)/q(x)$, is somewhere between $2^{-c}$ and $2^c$, or at least $2^{-c}$, or at most $2^{c}$. Any conclusion along this line is good. And any constant here can be changed.
