I would hope that this nation's police would eventually come to the same conclusion, where appropriate".
He alludes to this in his conclusion, where he mentions democratic virtues -- prudence, reason and compromise.
"I want a dreamlike conclusion where you are not really sure where the story has ended".
"I've come to the conclusion where I want to end my career in New York whether it be this year or next".
If this show had ended with Season 4, let's say, you could have had a conclusion where everything worked out Walt's way.
The finale came a little too neatly to its peaceable conclusion, where the five women found common ground — that ground being the covetable beachfront where the kids frolicked ready for Instagram, no filter necessary.
They distance us from the performers, so even at the work's elegiac conclusion, where a lone boxer dances to Schubert's Death and the Maiden, there's no emotional rapport – just another clever idea.
To us, it looks like an inevitable reshuffling of the board – a likely foregone conclusion – where one day, instead of getting pocket money from Mum, we might be getting it from Dad. Oh, and Dad's a bit of a bastard.
It's essential that we learn from the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the subsequent years of death and destabilisation in the region, and the messy conclusion where no clear outcome or achievement could be identified.
Then there is Anderson's suppleness of tone, as he slides from the comic in the opening pages (in a "Bert and I" sketch between a Yankee fisherman and a classics tutor who insists on referring to the man as Charon) to the tragic in the conclusion (where the deranged leader of the Novanglian College of Lucidity carries on like a broken Lear).
