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... f taken at face value, indeed, the answer may be simple:

Climax.

The conclusion.

The finish.

When something goes through the process of 'ending', it is commonly dictated to stop.

For example, life.

When life ends, it is dictated to stop.

There is no continuation to be had, no sequel to be seen, and no chapter two to be read.

No questions asked.

It is simply the way of the world.

But, isn't it strange?

Things ...

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