RinThao
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So I was working on a romance story that invokes a lot of emotions. When I reached the ending, my brain shut down. I didn't know how to end the story, in a satisfying way. So a little background to the story I'm currently working on...
3 major characters (I haven't thought of their names yet): MC, childhood friend, and the bully
It starts out as your generic story of MC is in love with his childhood friend, but he gets bullied by bully. Childhood friend falls in love with bully because she believes she can "change" him. MC moves on with his life after childhood friend is impregnated with bully's child (yes, I know this is straight up an NTR, bare with me real quick), and he finds a new job; however, MC discovers that he is working under bully's management, and he proceeds to get his ass bullied at work by bully. The worst part is he starts a relationship with his neighbor, and said neighbor is having an affair with bully. MC makes a life-changing decision, and he travels to India. And this is where I stopped and wondered how I wanted to end this story.
I know at the end of his travel, MC becomes more matured, well-mannered, and straight up gigachad status. Because originally, I wanted to tell a story that questions how one path that is deemed "good" is punishable, whereas the other seen "bad" is rewardable, and understanding why both path leads to the same objective.
Originally, I was going to have bully put to jail for not evading child support and cheating whereas the MC enjoys his newly found life. But I thought that was a bit of a copeout. I don't know. Maybe I'm thinking way too much into this. What are suggestions of endings I should go for?
Ultimately, I was aiming for the MC to reach a path that is devoid of attachment, and fulfilment of his good deeds both past and current actions. Yet also retaining the fact that he was pained and bullied his entire life by a particular individual who essentially "stole" everything from him while not facing consequences until it all catches up to them.
Again, what are suggestions for an ending?
3 major characters (I haven't thought of their names yet): MC, childhood friend, and the bully
It starts out as your generic story of MC is in love with his childhood friend, but he gets bullied by bully. Childhood friend falls in love with bully because she believes she can "change" him. MC moves on with his life after childhood friend is impregnated with bully's child (yes, I know this is straight up an NTR, bare with me real quick), and he finds a new job; however, MC discovers that he is working under bully's management, and he proceeds to get his ass bullied at work by bully. The worst part is he starts a relationship with his neighbor, and said neighbor is having an affair with bully. MC makes a life-changing decision, and he travels to India. And this is where I stopped and wondered how I wanted to end this story.
I know at the end of his travel, MC becomes more matured, well-mannered, and straight up gigachad status. Because originally, I wanted to tell a story that questions how one path that is deemed "good" is punishable, whereas the other seen "bad" is rewardable, and understanding why both path leads to the same objective.
Originally, I was going to have bully put to jail for not evading child support and cheating whereas the MC enjoys his newly found life. But I thought that was a bit of a copeout. I don't know. Maybe I'm thinking way too much into this. What are suggestions of endings I should go for?
Ultimately, I was aiming for the MC to reach a path that is devoid of attachment, and fulfilment of his good deeds both past and current actions. Yet also retaining the fact that he was pained and bullied his entire life by a particular individual who essentially "stole" everything from him while not facing consequences until it all catches up to them.
Again, what are suggestions for an ending?