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What should the closing lines of the story provide to the reader?Asked by shhh
What should the closing lines of the story provide to the reader?
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The closing lines of a story should provide the reader with:
1. **Resolution or Closure**: They should wrap up the main conflicts and character arcs, offering a sense of completion or understanding about the story's events and themes.
2. **Reflection or Insight**: They should prompt the reader to reflect on the story's message or moral, leaving them with something to ponder long after finishing the narrative.
1. **Resolution or Closure**: They should wrap up the main conflicts and character arcs, offering a sense of completion or understanding about the story's events and themes.
2. **Reflection or Insight**: They should prompt the reader to reflect on the story's message or moral, leaving them with something to ponder long after finishing the narrative.
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