[ SECRET POST #2696 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2696 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

For me, I think what's necessary is a satisfying ending, as in one that addresses the major conflicts of the story, and I don't actually feel like too many shows have truly satisfying endings. Then again, especially on TV, the format makes it almost impossible. Because of the constant season renewals and stuff, it's impossible to plot something that has a truly elegant story-arc that loops neatly at the end with all the symbolism and whatnot.

Some of the ambiguous endings that frustrate me are because it's like the author didn't realize what the actual point was, and didn't solve that, and that annoys me. Then again, I feel like the ending of HP addressed a bunch of points it didn't need to.
for the record, I loved the ending of Inception, because that worked perfectly.

[sarillia]

Ugh, I hear you on the constant season renewals. I think a lot of shows would be so much better if they had a clear story arc with a beginning, middle, and end planned out from the start. But no, we have to keep them going as long as possible so they can keep making money.

[(Anonymous)]

To be honest, this is the main reason I've stopped watching live-action television. I got tired of shows being dragged out far past when they should have ended for the sake of the story. Either that or canceled partway through.