History Awesome / GoneGirl

* [[spoiler:Nick managing to turn the tide just a little bit and get some of the public back on his side with the video of him, half-drunk, professing his love for Amy and begging her to come back. It works so well that even ''Amy'' herself was convinced to return.]]
* Near the end of the book [[spoiler: Nick torpedoes Amy's latest scheme to keep him in line (framing him for poisoning her) showing that now that he knows how the game is played he can play it as good as Amy does.]]

* Nick's final decision to [[spoiler: to remain with Amy to [[PapaWolf protect his unborn son.]]]]
* Love her or hate her, [[spoiler: Amy's pre-disappearance plan works so perfectly that all she has to do is sit back and watch the world turn on Nick and her "Cool Girl" speech is the cherry on top.]]
* [[spoiler: Nick, unable to get inside Amy's head since page one and constantly questioning what's going on in her brain, gets in a line at the end that ''genuinely unnerves her''. Amy's only comfort is having the last word in the book, but she still notes she can't get Nick's words out of her head.]]
--> '''Nick:''' [[spoiler: I feel sorry for you [...] because every morning you have to wake up and be you.]]

--> '''Nick:''' [[[spoiler: I feel sorry for you [...] because every morning you have to wake up and be you.]]

** [[spoiler:Nick managing to turn the tide just a little bit and get some of the public back on his side with the video of him, half-drunk, professing his love for Amy and begging her to come back. It works so well that even ''Amy'' herself was convinced to return.]]
** Near the end of the book [[spoiler: Nick torpedoes Amy's latest scheme to keep him in line (framing him for poisoning her) showing that now that he knows how the game is played he can play it as good as Amy does.]]
** Margo's last line to Nick in the film -- "Of course I'm ''with'' you. I've been with you since before you were born."
** Nick's final decision to [[spoiler: to remain with Amy to [[PapaWolf protect his unborn son.]]]]

* Love her or hate her, Amy's plan to frame Nick is glorious to watch in terms of how well it works and how thorough and complex the planning was - as Nick puts it, "She ''stage managed'' me."