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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

Ended March 2, 2015 • 23 Entries • Created by Deiticlast

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

Rev_Frenchie

133 reads

A Sentence

Then and there, I knew my life was taking a turn for the better.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

unspecific

108 reads

traveling through invisible walls is easy as breathing

the sea had swallowed her whole, the way it does the sun each night, but she would never raise again, and he knew her twilight would last centuries.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

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“Making It” (Last Sentence(s), Book One)

23 months have passed; I'm no longer in financial debt (but of course still in karmic debt), and I've been able to work for myself the past 18 months - but the company isn't guaranteed survival and humanity is in a crisis like never before. This lifebook is seemingly over, but a new lifebook seemingly begins - and its first lifechapter seemingly in medias res as I race to prepare the office for a weekly team meeting. TO BE CONTINUED

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

Rachel

130 reads

And she knew that she had been deceived by him yet again.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

Lynn

152 reads

To give readers hope that their lives can live on

Fairytales don't really have a happy ending, at least not when and where they're claiming one to be. Where they decide to end the fairytale is a happy moment in that story, but the story's not really complete. Like clockwork traveling through time, even if we were all gone and there's no one to keep track of it.

So this is my happy ending. Not to my life, but to this chapter in it.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

melanierose

130 reads

Those demons inside, I'll leave them behind.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

SpaceCaptain

175 reads

The end

Life flourishes out like a blooming flower and then comes together, closes, just like butt cheeks.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

Brando1957

102 reads

She looked right through me in utter disbelief. I had become the man she had always dreamed of me being. But due to her disperate indiscretions, it was now entirely too late. She had become a slut, while I had become s saint.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

sierraayonnie

128 reads

And so it was he, the man who loved both.

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What would the very last sentence of your novel be? For the more adventuresome types, give us a taste of your worrying prowess and write the last paragraph!

SherlockAt221B

105 reads

Do novels have sequels? Whatever. This one would.

It's over. But I know that in the end, I succeeded. There has to be some way to bring her back and I'm confident they can find it. That's why I saved them. Sometimes I wish I could be less heroic, so I wouldn't be dying right now. How horrible, right? Just another end to just another story that I never thought I'd be living in.

I know I did the right thing. I know I did the right thing. I know I did the right thing.