E is for Eventually #atozchallenge (It should be G is for "Go to Bed, Foolish Writer!")

As in, eventually I'll catch up with this challenge!

What else starts with E? Ends, mostly. Ends are harder than beginnings, I've found. I'm not sure why--am I getting bogged down in the inevitable inertia that hits when the initial excitement of the story idea has worn off? Or are there skills to the climax and denouement that I need to practice more?

Or maybe it's the intensity that I find in the stories I love most that is the challenge?

Hmm--the Is are ganging up on me here--inertia, inevitable, initial, intensity. All INs even.

Is there a plot in the inn?

Clearly, I am rambling. The trees have released their pollen into the winds, so my allergies are tiring me early, and I'm ready to be in bed, insensate behind my HEPA filter, in a wonderful, deep sleep dreaming endless dreams.

Which brings me to: G is for Goodnight ye Gentlepeople

So, what excites you--or frustrates you--about ends, either as a reader or a writer?