The Guardian discusses how there is something intrinsically problematic with the very idea of finishing stories.
From the piece...
So what, if anything, can I conclude from this briefest of surveys? That open-endedness is preferable? That concord, or its shadow, is necessary too? Perhaps George Eliot sums it up best: "Conclusions are the weak points of most authors," she writes, before adding that "some of the fault lies in the very nature of a conclusion, which is at best a negation".
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