The Hunchback of Notre-Dame Ending Explained
Esmeralda is hanged and Quasimodo throws Frollo off Notre-Dame.
Esmeralda is hanged and Quasimodo throws Frollo off Notre-Dame.
Ani FaNelli finally tells the truth about being gang-raped as a teenager and about the school shooting that followed, and she ends her engagement to the wealthy Luke Harrison.
Augustus Waters dies of cancer, and Hazel Grace Lancaster gives his eulogy.
Bee and her father Elgie find Bernadette in Antarctica, where she has been working on a new project and recovering.
Katherina, once known as the “shrew,” wins her husband Petruchio a bet by being the only wife who comes when called.
The Younger family decides to move into a white neighborhood, rejecting Mr.
Ray Garraty wins the Long Walk, a deadly contest where walkers who fall below four miles per hour are shot, after his friend McVries sits down and is killed.
Dolores is cleared of killing her wealthy employer Vera Donovan, who died from a fall, but she confesses that years earlier she killed her abusive husband Joe by luring him into a dry well during an eclipse.
Jessie Burlingame escapes the handcuffs by breaking and skinning her hand, then drives away from the lake house.
As Edward Bloom lies dying, his son William finally stops asking for the plain truth and tells his father the ending Edward always wanted: that he turns into a fish and swims away.