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The conclusion should be brief, not windy, moralizing, or trite. A strong conclusion will leave the reader satisfied that the essay addressed the topic thoroughly and completely within its scope. Like a good movie, a conclusion offers closure by tying up the lose ends of the plot and leaving the audience with a sense of satisfaction. | The conclusion should be brief, not windy, moralizing, or trite. A strong conclusion will leave the reader satisfied that the essay addressed the topic thoroughly and completely within its scope. Like a good movie, a conclusion offers closure by tying up the lose ends of the plot and leaving the audience with a sense of satisfaction. | ||
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[[Composition FAQ]] | [[Composition FAQ]] | ||
[[Category | [[Category:Composition|Conclusion]] | ||