ending

[JohnDalglish]

I always thought the ending was pretty obvious.

It's funny, sometimes people try to see more than is really there. Reminds me of Inception; I think it's pretty obvious that he wakes up for real at the end (just like I think it's obvious the kid wakes up and is fine) and yet the arguments still rage on...

Hi,

Personally I thought the apparent ambiguity of the ending was intended.

But I thought that about The Mist till Frank Darabont filmed it and Sai King endorsed the changed ending.

And I still think that Cell, the first genuine horror story if the third millenium IMO, was far too short.

Long days and pleasant nights

[Schmidty]

I liked the open ending. In my version, the kid went even crazier, ate his dad's face off, and joined the Texas Rangers. How about that?

Hey, it's an open ending, I can make it do whatever I want.

wouldnt the kid eat his teammates if he ate is dad's face?

[Truman]

I like this book although many people said that this is one of his weakest novels. I don't think it's short, it's just ok. About ending...it seems obvious what happened to his son but this tragic ending makes me feel bad. I guess that's the point, not every book should have happy end.