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Author: xanderiskander

Jun 1st 2013 at 6:26:48 AM

I'd change the description around some. Especially the second line, and the 4th paragraph to something else because, although it's a very common type of ending this doesn't really ''have to'' happen at the end of a story to signify destroying a sinister past.

I'd change the second line to: "Then that building is burnt down, destroying those memories of the past with it."

[[AC: {{Film}}]]
*''Film/DjangoUnchained'': Ends with Django and his wife leaving an exploding slave plantation, on horseback determined to live a free life.

[[AC: {{Visual Novel}}]]
*''VisualNovel/UminekoWhenTheyCry'': It's revealed that [[spoiler: a huge stockpile of hidden explosives were used at the end of the second day of the Ushiromiya murder mystery which creates a huge crater on the island and destroys their mansion, the family members, and any evidence with it]]. Episode 4 and episode 8 of the visual novel suggest that it would be much better to forget about the incident, and let the hype, driven by the media, die so that relatives of people who died can move on.