Ruth Jefferson, a Black nurse accused of causing the death of a white supremacist couple’s baby, is cleared when the judge dismisses the case after her lawyer Kennedy McQuarrie raises race in court.

The missing girls, Miranda, Marion and Irma, are never explained.

Ted, the narrator, kills the other four humans so that the supercomputer AM can no longer torture them.

Grace Angel turns the tables on her sadistic husband Jack by locking him in the soundproof red room he built for her younger sister, Millie.

Santiago catches an enormous marlin after three days at sea, but sharks eat it on the way back, leaving only the skeleton.

Hercule Poirot reveals that the killer is Franklin Clarke, who murdered his brother Sir Carmichael Clarke for his inheritance.

Lo Blacklock was right: she did hear a woman thrown overboard.

Christine Lucas, who loses her memory every night, learns that the man claiming to be her husband Ben is really Mike, the man who attacked her years ago.

Aureliano Babilonia finally deciphers Melquíades’s manuscripts and learns that they foretell the destruction of Macondo and the Buendía family.

Camille Preaker discovers that her mother, Adora, poisons her children to keep them sick, and Adora is arrested for the deaths of two local girls and of Camille’s sister Marian years before.