End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
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- By the end the novel, she comes to realize what a depraved monster her boss really is; ordered to finish off the wounded protagonist, she turns on her employer instead.
Source: Bodyguard Betrayal -
It's all well and good, a little creepy, until you get to the end and realize that three teenage boys (while admittedly horrible dudes, but still...) are re-living being buried alive again and again for all eternity... Ugh.
Source: Nightmare Fuel / Music -
Okay, so there aren't any characters that fit the description, but when you get to the end and realize that the priest who has been helping you is an unstoppable, evil force bent on selling souls to Satan and corrupting innocent people, the title makes more sense.
Source: The Juggernaut
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