Brave New World Ending Explained
John the Savage, unable to live in the World State, hangs himself in a lighthouse after a crowd turns his self-punishment into entertainment.
Alice in Wonderland Ending Explained
Alice wakes on the riverbank and realizes that Wonderland was a dream.
Scythe Ending Explained
Citra Terranova wins the contest to become a Scythe and takes the name Scythe Anastasia, and she secretly spares Rowan Damisch.
The Four Winds Ending Explained
Elsa Martinelli, a mother who fled the Dust Bowl to California, is shot and killed while protecting workers during a strike.
World War Z Ending Explained
Humanity wins the war against the zombies after years of struggle, mostly by shifting to defensive strategies and taking back land block by block.
The Velveteen Rabbit Ending Explained
After the Boy recovers from scarlet fever, the doctor orders his beloved, worn-out Velveteen Rabbit burned with his other germ-filled toys.
The Catcher in the Rye Ending Explained
Holden Caulfield finishes telling his story from a rest home, where he reflects on his time.
Hamnet Ending Explained
Agnes goes to see Hamlet at the Globe Theatre and realizes that her husband has put their dead son Hamnet on stage as the ghost of the king.
The Nightingale Ending Explained
The elderly narrator is revealed to be Vianne, not her sister Isabelle, who died of illness just after being freed from a concentration camp.