End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Move on
Move on verb - Move forward, also in the metaphorical sense.
Both terms in one sentence
- Even though she seems to accept the truth at the end and move on, the psychiatrist's notes during the credit scene indicate that you're not done yet, or even that the cycle is just going to repeat.
Source: Golden Ending - The Doctor relents and his emotional memories of her end up erased instead, so both of them can move on.
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At the end of Corpse Bride, Emily is able to move on from being betrayed, and to let Victor be with Victoria instead of trying to take him from her.
Source: Disappears into Light
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