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illogical—the stories still work beautifully, with crack pacing and memorable denouements that can be as deeply unsettling as they are emotionally satisfying".

Reviewer Michael Berry wrote "There aren't many possible denouements for a book like this, and Brewer steers a middle course between the extremes.

inter-service rivalries as a plot device, and a "tendency to telegraph their denouements".

in a review in Publisher's Weekly, which added that "Engberg's quiet denouements feel wholly integral to these tales of quiet desperation.

equivalents in the video, but with different, unexpected and disappointing denouements.

comatose ballerinas) with subtly kinky bedside vigils and sensational denouements, and yet at the end, we are undeniably touched.

She sought no startling effect or vivid denouements.

Mainwaring November 16, 1968 (1968-11-16) Mannix uncovers startling denouements in his search for a millionaire's wife (Linda Marsh).

Blake, another domestic drama, clever, but marred by such situations and denouements as only occur on the stage.

Tragic denouements in such fiction, when they happen at all, arise either when the older.

reflected on the novel as having "one of the most touching and satisfying denouements in children's literature[,]" and regarded it as a modern classic.

Films in recent decades have had longer denouements than films made in the 1970s or earlier.

specifically its use of "interstitial moments:" "The establishing shots and denouements of his compositions are here turned into the raw material for something.

Dark Passage, and The Dark Corner), while the tone of many other noir denouements is ambivalent.

Solomon wrote that the group's sound had matured, providing "instrumental denouements" and "actually interesting" slow-paced songs.

denouements's Meaning':

the outcome of a complex sequence of events

Synonyms:

final result; result; outcome; termination; resultant;

Antonyms:

middle; antecedent; fall short of; disagree; question;