>unfinished novels don't need a conclusion any more than an unfinished work of music does: you can imagine how the story goes on for yourself...
>...there's a choice to be made
and if the auteur does not finish it, you won't know that choice
unfinished works exist, yes, there's no denying it, but that's not the same as "unfinished works are just as good as finished". let me unfinish by saying this: I have a very short proof of Fermat's last theorem I'd like to share with you! I've encoded it in the form of a novel, but brief though it be, it won't entirely fit in this textbox... I'll get started, but I'm sure you can imagine it for yourself!
T'was a dark and stormy night when young Fermat put pen to paper...
>...there's a choice to be made
and if the auteur does not finish it, you won't know that choice
unfinished works exist, yes, there's no denying it, but that's not the same as "unfinished works are just as good as finished". let me unfinish by saying this: I have a very short proof of Fermat's last theorem I'd like to share with you! I've encoded it in the form of a novel, but brief though it be, it won't entirely fit in this textbox... I'll get started, but I'm sure you can imagine it for yourself!
T'was a dark and stormy night when young Fermat put pen to paper...