What was the end of the story?

Question

I just would like to know...

Answer 1

And the firewoman and the devilishly handsome young English man got down to a good session. Unfortunately, the devilishly handsome young Englishman was less able than he would have liked and only disappointed the ravishing firelady with his less than impressive girth and technique. So she ran away with a real fireman.

Answer 2

the end is that u know the idea of the story and this is more important than living happily or good things happen

Answer 3

This is a story with an open ending...

i.e. the author didn't know how to finish the story so you draw your own conclusions (I hate it when that happens in books and movies)!

Answer 4

the end

Answer 5

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And as night fell and the celebrations and conversations started to fall into whispers spread around the fire from which a few sparks still leapt into the cooling air, the hero and his lady, hand in hand, looked at each other and wordlessly knew that all the trials, tribulations and battles of the last years had all been worth while.

Answer 6

The heroine was rescued from the clutches of that dirty sidewinder Black Bart, Gene Autry holstered his shootin' iron, doffed his white hat, kissed his horse, and rode off into the sunset.

Answer 7

the beginning of another story

Answer 8

You gave me 10 points.
THE END

That is the end of the story.

Answer 9

What happened in the end is what happened in the beginning. It went backwards so you know already.

Answer 10

the end is the beginning is the end