Writing a good story ending means wrapping up all the loose ends you
created, in all the story lines you wrote for your characters. Readers
prefer a happy ending, so consider that as you resolve your characters'
situations.
Instructions
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1
Make
a list of each character and the situations they've faced throughout
the story. This is a methodical way to avoid forgetting a loose end you
really should tie up at the end.
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2
Decide
how you want to wrap up a situation for each character. If you've
implied a relationship between two minor characters, send them out on
their first date as a way to give them a happy ending. Find a similar
solution for each of your minor characters, if it's appropriate to do
so.
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3
Look
at each of your main characters and decide how you want their story to
end. A good ending is one where all the conflicts are resolved and all
misunderstandings are straightened out.
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4
Put
your main characters in a position where they have to deal with each
other. This gives them the opportunity to resolve any conflicts or
misunderstandings. They can be locked in an elevator, stuck on a boat
or any other situation you can conceive where they're forced to talk.
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5
End
the story you're writing by allowing your main characters continue
their lives either happily together or comfortably apart. Since most
readers prefer a happy ending, many characters end up happily together.
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