Bonne Fin

"Bonne fin" is a French phrase that translates directly to "good end" or "happy ending" in English. It is often used in literature, film, and storytelling to denote a satisfying conclusion to a narrative where the protagonist(s) experience a positive outcome, overcoming obstacles and achieving their goals. The term implies a sense of resolution and closure that leaves the audience with a feeling of contentment or optimism. It is the antonym of "mauvaise fin" ("bad end"). While its usage is straightforward, the connotation can vary depending on the specific context of the work in which it appears, sometimes carrying a subtle implication of simplicity or formulaic storytelling if the "bonne fin" feels unearned or predictable.