Question

What does a novel often have more of than a short story? Characters and events Alternate endings Twists and surprises Authors and readers

Answer 1

The closure of a story or novel structures perusers' last impression of what they have perused.

A viable completion seals the perusers' fulfillment with your piece. It abandons them contemplating it long after they have completed the process of perusing.

A story completion can be either upbeat or dismal; it can leave the peruser elevated or contemplative or sorrowful. Be that as it may, it needs to feel "right."