The War That Saved My Life Ending Explained
Ada Smith, a ten-year-old with a clubfoot who was kept locked in a London flat by her cruel mother, is evacuated to Kent during World War II and finds love with her guardian, Susan Smith.
Slaughterhouse-Five Ending Explained
The novel ends with Billy Pilgrim being shot by Paul Lazzaro in 1976, as he predicted.
Shane Ending Explained
Shane, a mysterious gunfighter working on the Starrett family’s Wyoming homestead, straps on his gun one last time to stop the cattle baron Luke Fletcher and his hired gunman Stark Wilson.
Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption Ending Explained
Andy Dufresne, a banker wrongly convicted of murdering his wife, escapes from Shawshank Prison through a tunnel he dug for twenty-seven years behind a poster.
The Body Ending Explained
Gordie Lachance and his friends Chris, Teddy and Vern find the body of Ray Brower, a boy hit by a train, and Gordie and Chris stand up to Ace Merrill’s gang with a gun to keep them from taking credit.
Thinner Ending Explained
Billy Halleck, a lawyer cursed to lose weight without stopping after he killed an old Romani woman in a car accident and escaped punishment, gets the curse transferred into a strawberry pie, meant for his wife Heidi, whom he blames.
Firestarter Ending Explained
Charlie McGee, an eight-year-old girl with the power to start fires with her mind, escapes the secret government agency known as the Shop after her father Andy is killed.
The Andromeda Strain Ending Explained
Scientists at the secret Wildfire lab race to understand a deadly microorganism from space that killed nearly everyone in Piedmont, Arizona.
The Dead Zone Ending Explained
Johnny Smith, who woke from a five-year coma with psychic visions, foresees that politician Greg Stillson will become president and start a nuclear war.