Which ending brings a story to the most satisfying close?

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Question

Which ending brings a story to the most satisfying close?

Accepted Answer

Kern carried Rusty home, and the gate was shut behind them. — Award 1 mark. It resolves the problem the story raised and closes the picture the reader has been holding. Announcing that the story has finished is not the same as ending it.

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I do not know what happened after that.

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Then I woke up and it was all a dream.

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That is the end of my story.

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Kern carried Rusty home, and the gate was shut behind them.

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