1d50 | Result |
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1 |
POV/Narrator was unreliable; it omitted some scenes. In the last scene, confess that omission |
2 |
Everything was a dream all along |
3 |
POV/Narrator died in the middle of the story: the rest of the story was a near-dead hallucination |
4 |
Main character was a infiltrated mole from the enemies |
5 |
All characters die in a frustrating way at the end. The antagonist wins |
6 |
Main characters are the evil side all along |
7 |
Bolivian army cliffhanger: A show's season ends on a cliffhanger where it's hard to tell who survived and who didn't. |
8 |
Narrator simply stop narrating since the ending is so hard to describe |
9 |
Stinger twist revealts that the victory of the protagonist wasn't total |
10 |
Antagonist wins, but it was a pyrrhic victory |
11 |
Nested Story Reveal: Supposedly real events turn out to be a fictional story within a larger story. |
12 |
Gainax Ending: The story's ending is confusing and makes no sense. |
13 |
Graceful Loser: A person who loses, but is content with not winning. |
14 |
Everybody Did It: The mystery ends with every suspect guilty. |
15 |
The Killer in Me: One of the protagonists has been the villain the whole time — which can be as much of a shock to them as to everyone else. |
16 |
Last Breath Bullet: Villain thought killed turns out to have enough life left in them to do one bad deed before dying for real. |
17 |
Nested Story Reveal: Supposedly real events turn out to be a fictional story within a larger story. |
18 |
Or Was It a Dream?: It looks like the character only dreamed the events of the story, but then it's hinted that what they supposedly dreamed about had actually happened. |
19 |
PoV was a twin sibling of the real protagonist |
20 |
Supernatural events happens after a mental breakdown of the narrator |
21 |
Character discover he is fictional |
22 |
A single unmentioned character is responsible of many misteries |
23 |
There are not central solution to the questions. Just unrelated coincidences |
24 |
Casual events reveals to be scripted. |
25 |
PoV is being surrounded by conspirators and liers |
26 |
A larger scale event that mirror the local event is revealed |
27 |
Third person omnicient narrator is revealed as the antagonist |
28 |
First person narrator is revealed as the antagonist |
29 |
First person narrador dies, yet it continues narrating events |
30 |
Fist person narrator is revealed to be from another species/gender/nature that it is assumed |
31 |
First person narrator is revealed to be a imaginary being |
32 |
Part of the narrative is revealed to be a dream |
33 |
Part of the narrative is revealed to be a elaborated lie |
34 |
Part of the narrative could be alucinations, dreams or lies, but it is inconclusive |
35 |
Protagonist became the monster he was fighiting all along |
36 |
Protagonist virtuous path is reveled to be a selfish plan all along. |
37 |
Protagonist is surrounded by deadly enemies, The story ends in a cliffhanger |
38 |
Secret antagonist revealed to be a small-time antagonist that was defeated early in the story |
39 |
The autor appears in the story. And dies |
40 |
The macguffin the protagonist was seeking never existed at all |
41 |
The protagonist is not the Chosen One, but a close ally |
42 |
The final act is never resolved. An epilogue explain some things but it is mostly inconclusive |
43 |
Secret antagonist was not even a person, but an object |
44 |
Secret antagonist doesn't exist; it is a composition of unrelated events |
45 |
A precursor of the protagonist is revealed as the secret antagonist |
46 |
A massive, unrelated and unpredicted world-spaning event derails the narrative and left the end unresolved |
47 |
The antagonist is really a puppet of the allies of the protagonist |
48 |
All the narrated events are carefully orchestrated as a test of value |
49 |
Epilogue reveals that a close ally of the protagonist is really a mole |
50 |
Events happens to cuestion the sanity of the protagonist |