Roz Morris provides us with a great blog post about a story’s ending and shows us the difference in a good and a bad ending, with simple, clear and understandable words. Thank you, Roz!
It’s hard to see the flaws in our own work, and the ending is especially a problem. We know ourselves how it’s supposed to pack its punch, or we hope we do, but will the reader?
Here’s a handy test.
You’ve seen arrests in movies. And you know, don’t you, that a person may harm their defence if they don’t mention any evidence they later rely on in court.
This is like story endings.
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And thank you for reblogging, Aurora!
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It’s been my pleasure, Roz!
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Really good points being brought up here. Thanks for sharing them, much food for thought for all.
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I thought so too. My pleasure to share them.
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