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So, let's say you're watching a movie. As you get introduced to the characters, you might expect the title card to show up soon. However, several minutes pass without it. You wonder briefly what's taking so long, but then decide to just enjoy the film. Once the characters have completed their journey and the movie ends...the title card finally shows up. Contrast The Teaser, where the title takes a few minutes to appear, but still does so before the conclusion. If a work's title appears at both the beginning and the end, it belongs in Book Ends. Examples of Close on Title include:

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  • So, let's say you're watching a movie. As you get introduced to the characters, you might expect the title card to show up soon. However, several minutes pass without it. You wonder briefly what's taking so long, but then decide to just enjoy the film. Once the characters have completed their journey and the movie ends...the title card finally shows up. Contrast The Teaser, where the title takes a few minutes to appear, but still does so before the conclusion. If a work's title appears at both the beginning and the end, it belongs in Book Ends. Examples of Close on Title include:
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  • So, let's say you're watching a movie. As you get introduced to the characters, you might expect the title card to show up soon. However, several minutes pass without it. You wonder briefly what's taking so long, but then decide to just enjoy the film. Once the characters have completed their journey and the movie ends...the title card finally shows up. What took so long? The answer can differ depending on the story. Maybe the title refers to something the protagonist spent the entire plot learning. Maybe it refers to something the character becomes by the time the story ends. Maybe the title contains a spoiler. Then again, maybe it just felt unique. Contrast The Teaser, where the title takes a few minutes to appear, but still does so before the conclusion. If a work's title appears at both the beginning and the end, it belongs in Book Ends. Examples of Close on Title include:
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