How does a character's change mark the end of a story?

She becomes more resolute. At the end, Chunhyang has been through so much that she has a newfound strength and determination. She is no longer the somewhat naive girl at the start but a strong - willed woman.

In some fanfictions, Sakura's curse mark makes her more determined. For example, if the curse mark is related to a powerful and dangerous force, she has to be strong - willed to keep it in check. This determination might lead her to train harder and become more confident in her abilities.

In the beginning, Elisa is a strong - willed woman with a passion for her chrysanthemums. She is content in her own little world of gardening. But as the story unfolds and she interacts with the tinker, her emotions are toyed with. By the end, she has lost that initial spark. She has become more cynical, feeling that the outside world is not as kind as she hoped. The experience has made her more guarded and less open to the possibilities that once excited her. She has gone from being an optimist in her own domain to a rather pessimistic person overall.

It changes his character development in that he becomes more distrustful. Since he has the Dark Mark, he might start to doubt the intentions of those around him. He might think that people will always suspect him, so he becomes more withdrawn. Also, his sense of self - identity is shaken. He's no longer just the Boy Who Lived, but now he's someone with a mark associated with the darkest of magic. This could lead to him exploring his own morality more deeply. He might question if he's doomed to be like Voldemort just because of this mark, and he has to fight against that internal struggle to define who he really is.

The curse mark could make Naruto more cautious. Since it's a dangerous and unpredictable power, he might think twice before acting impulsively as he usually does. For instance, in battle, instead of rushing in head - first, he'll consider the consequences of using the curse mark's power.

Jonas becomes more independent. In the beginning, he was very much a part of the community's system, following the rules without question. But at the end, he is on his own path, making his own decisions about what is right and wrong. He is also more curious. The memories he has received fuel his curiosity about the world outside the community's narrow view.

After absorbing the curse mark, Naruto's character development could take a significant turn. Firstly, he may face new challenges in controlling his emotions as the curse mark might have an impact on his temperament. He could become more impulsive or aggressive in battle. However, this also gives him an opportunity to grow. He has to learn to harness this new power without succumbing to its negative effects. It could lead to a more mature Naruto as he grapples with this new aspect of himself.

A character can change through various experiences and challenges. Maybe they face a big setback that makes them grow stronger or learn a valuable lesson.

The main character's state at the end of 'The Yellow Wallpaper' is a tragic one. She was at first a victim of the so - called 'rest cure' that was supposed to heal her. However, instead of getting better, she gets worse. By the end, she is completely immersed in her own distorted view of reality. She has lost touch with the world around her and is consumed by the hallucinations related to the yellow wallpaper. Her transformation is a sad commentary on the treatment of women's mental health at the time.

Well, at the end, Ponyboy grows a lot. He becomes less rebellious and more accepting of his situation. He also learns to appreciate the people around him and the value of love and unity.