Daisy Jones & the Six Ending Explained
The band breaks up after its last show in Chicago in 1979, because Billy Dunne chooses his wife Camila and his sobriety over his feelings for Daisy Jones.
Wuthering Heights Ending Explained
Heathcliff, haunted by Catherine’s ghost, stops eating and dies in her old room with the window open.
I Want to Eat Your Pancreas Ending Explained
Sakura Yamauchi, who is dying of a pancreatic illness, is suddenly killed by a random street attacker before her illness can take her.
Jane Eyre Ending Explained
Jane returns to Thornfield to find it burned down, and learns that Rochester lost his sight and a hand trying to save his wife Bertha, who died in the fire.
Frankenstein Ending Explained
Victor Frankenstein dies on Captain Walton’s ship in the Arctic after chasing his creature across the world.
All the Light We Cannot See Ending Explained
Werner Pfennig, a German soldier, is killed by a mine after he rescues Marie-Laure from a captured house in Saint-Malo, and Marie-Laure survives the war.
Lord Jim Ending Explained
Jim, a young British sailor haunted by his cowardice in once abandoning a ship full of passengers, finds redemption as a respected leader in the remote land of Patusan.
Animal Farm Ending Explained
The pigs, led by Napoleon, become just like the human farmers the animals overthrew.
Fahrenheit 451 Ending Explained
Guy Montag kills his fire captain, Beatty, and escapes the city, joining a group of exiles who each memorize a book.