Sense Of The Ending Analysis

The movie entitled the ‘Sense of an Ending” is adapted from the novel by Julian Barnes. This novel was narrated by an old divorced man named Tony. Upon watching the movie, I remembered the movie that I have watched before entitled “The Reader” baes from a novel by Bernhard Schlink. These two movies are similar in the sense that both are based from novels and which are later made into films; narrate the things that have happened in the past. In the “Sense of the ending,” we see that the main character named Tony received a letter from the mother of his ex-girlfriend named Sarah. Through that letter, he remembered everything that has happened in his past, especially his anger towards Adrian his bestfriend and to Veronica his former girlfriend who became the girlfriend of his Adrian. Whereas in the movie

According to other commentaries, the movie ends by giving a sense that Adrian committed suicide when he could no longer carry the guilt of getting Veronica’s mother pregnant. That’s the whole point, maybe. But here is a different way to analyze the “Sense of an ending.” Maybe the child that Veronica’s mother bore was not of Adrian’s, but instead was Tony’s! And Tony had no memory of it. And Adrian shared intimate moments with Veronica’s mother and concluded that the child was his. He found himself guilty and screwing his relation with Veronica, he ended up killing himself. This makes sense when Veronica so strongly told Tony “You never got it and you never will:” It justifies Veronica’s anger for Tony as he not only fooled with her mother but also was the reason why she lost