The final sentence.

An evergrowing compilation of 'final sentences' from literary works.

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And the last thing they heard was a faint scream: “Next week?”

John Peel, from The Raccoons: Cry Wolf

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I love her.

Olivia A. Cole and Ashley Woodfolk, from Queerleaders

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To each other.

Anna Sortino, from Stops Along the Way

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'It's going to be a good night.'

Alyssa Cole, from The A.I. Who Loved Me

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We meet and my wings spread wide w i d e w i d e his heart mine too fly fly fly to that place where the sky meets the sea.

Kauakanilehua Mahoe Adams, from An Expanse of Blue

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Soon sounds nice.

Andrew Joseph White, from You're No Better

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“Did you ever spend time with Napoleon?”

Adrienne Barbeau, from Make Me Dead

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'First, let's make some magic of our own.'

Gloria Duke, from There's Something Fishy About My Boyfriend

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Through comedy I healed my pain, and found a way to be my authentic self: an Indian woman, made in America.

Zarna Garg, from This American Woman

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But as the first scene of a film written and directed by Sasha Sinclair flickered to life on the screen, she knew it was only the beginning.

Ashley Herring Blake, from Take a Chance, Sasha Sinclair

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'It's a start.'

Alexandria Bellefleur, from Damned If I Do

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And then we both step through.

Sara Shepard, from Agatha Harkness: Fall of the Coven

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I had no reason to be afraid.

Adrienne Rivera, from My Fair Monster

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And that was better than any bargain.

F.T. Lukens, from Otherworldly

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'Always.'

Celine Ong, from Hold Me Like a Grudge

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A-live, a-live, a-live.

Teagan Olivia King, from Bitterbloom

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'Well, Bennett Andrew Graves-Walsh, we'll have to make do, won't we?'

Julie Murphy, from Student Union