End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Not get
Both terms in one sentence
- In the end, not only does he not get the girl, he finds out she once had an affair with her instructor, while she was a cadet at the Tsuge Insititute.
Source: Did Not Get the Girl - In Tim Burton's Batman Returns, Batman did not get to be with Catwoman in the end, though she is hiding right behind his back.
Source: Did Not Get the Girl - If you're lucky, the end of these sections will feature a big change for the character, or even kill them off if you're even luckier; sometimes it just does not get better.
Source: Slow-Paced Beginning
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