The Awakening Ending Explained
Edna Pontellier, who has awakened to her own desires and refuses to live as a dutiful wife and mother, swims out into the Gulf of Mexico at Grand Isle until she is too tired to return.
The House of Mirth Ending Explained
Lily Bart, a beautiful woman who never married for money, dies from an overdose of a sleeping drug in a cheap boarding house, after paying off her debts with her small inheritance.
Rumble Fish Ending Explained
The Motorcycle Boy, Rusty-James’s idolized older brother, breaks into a pet store to free the Siamese fighting fish, carries them to the river and is shot dead by a police officer.
A Separate Peace Ending Explained
Phineas, called Finny, breaks his leg a second time after falling down the school stairs when he learns that his friend Gene shook the tree branch that caused his first fall.
Eileen Ending Explained
Eileen Dunlop helps her glamorous new coworker Rebecca after Rebecca kidnaps the mother of a boy at the prison where they work, a mother who allowed her son to be abused.
Pay It Forward Ending Explained
Trevor is stabbed and killed while trying to stop a fight at school.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Ending Explained
After the Wizard is exposed as an ordinary man from Omaha and accidentally floats away in his balloon without her, Dorothy travels to Glinda, the Good Witch of the South.
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Ending Explained
At the trial of the Knave of Hearts, Alice grows to full size, calls the royal court “nothing but a pack of cards” and is attacked by them.
What Alice Forgot Ending Explained
After her memory returns, Alice Love understands why her marriage to Nick fell apart, but she also remembers why she loved him.