Denouements [noun]

The denouement of his history was a tragic one, and had come a few days before the time when our narrative opens.

The plot becomes more intense and tragic, as it approaches toward the denouement.

The hour had now come for the denouement of that home tragedy which was being enacted in the Rue St. Gilles.

Our best plan is to remain silent and wait for the denouement.

Then came the denouement; the marriage arranged for him had been a mockery.

Words are inadequate to describe the scene that followed upon this denouement.

Another year had gone by since the denouement at Bromley Towers.

When the denouement came she was, as Blanch had predicted, completely taken aback.

When he came to that portion in which Frye played a part, and ending in such a ghastly denouement, she shuddered.

Again the banker meditated a few moments, and Jack sat silent, wondering what the denouement to the strange story would prove.