Hello friends,
As you know a novel can end with happiness and sorrow. What do you prefer: a happy ending, a sorrowful ending.
Thanks
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Nov 6, 2009 - 08 41 |
Hello friends, As you know a novel can end with happiness and sorrow. What do you prefer: a happy ending, a sorrowful ending. Thanks |
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Nov 6, 2009 - 08 50
Happy endings....
I'm a sucker for happy endings. Though I've read a few books with sad endings, but the sucker in me finds some happiness hidden in it in some fold of the book :)
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Nov 6, 2009 - 09 54
Ambiguous endings!
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Nov 6, 2009 - 11 11
I can't write happy endings that easily. But when I do, it's amazing!
I don't mind a happy, sad, ambiguous ending in a novel as long as it's well done and it moves me! Forced, extra sappy sad/happy endings ruin an otherwise nice book!
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Nov 12, 2009 - 23 14
Thank you nano friends for responding to the thread. Actually, endings always depends on the demand of the character and plot. When a novel begins with a problem, it usually ends with a solution, a happy ending.
My story is so that i can end either way. That's why i asked about the choices of friends here. I will certainly end the story without solving the problem or solving them problem.
thank you once again friends. good luck to you all.
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Nov 13, 2009 - 19 18
+1 for the ambiguous ending.
Also, end it in a way that makes way for a sequel. (just kidding, but well)
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Nov 14, 2009 - 00 05
Yes, now ending is also influenced by a Sequel. I have a sequel in mind, precisely. But if a sequel is not planned i may end the life ie portray a death there by ending the chance of a sequel.
You are absolutely right.
thanks
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Nov 14, 2009 - 03 27
Ambiguous endings are really nice, but in the end, I much prefer to write happy endings. If I can throw some ambiguity in, all the better. The story I'm working on now, I think, with have a bittersweet ending with just a bit of ambiguity. Though, I don't really plan to write a sequal. Maybe it will happen.
I love reading things with tragic endings, but I'm not tried to write one myself. I guess I get too attached to my characters.
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Nov 18, 2009 - 13 29
I'm writing about Liberia (West Africa) during their Civil War beginning in the 1990's.
There is a love story between two United States Peace Corps Volunteers (teachers on a Christian mission school) against the background of the buildup to the war and its first beginnings.
The two marry within a year of its beginning but the wife is mortally wounded in an ambush.
She survives to have a few loving moments with her husband and precious daughter.
Years later the daughter returns to Liberia as a Peace Corps Volunteer to teach in the same school as her parents did.
You can argue that it's a happy ending, I guess.
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Nov 18, 2009 - 18 47
Of course, It is like the "they live happy after" When their sibling came to teach at the same school it is certainly happiness as a reunion is there. In the meanwhile i am really in a dilemma but 'm bending towards an ambiguous ending.
----------Good luck friend. Thanks.
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