What is it with all these books, and films that end with 'and it was all a dream'.?I mean come on, could the writer really not be bothered to write anything better than that? How about an ending like 'and then a bomb him the country and everyone died' cheesy ? Maybe, insensitive? definitely, and perhaps that is still a shockingly bad ending, but it's better than at the end you wake up. I mean okay okay, The Wizard Of Oz may be an acceptation, because that is a classic…but imagine if at the end or Mary Poppins, or The Sound Of Music it ended and it was all a dream, i would be thoroughly appalled. thank goodness the writers of these were talented enough to finish a film correctly. I personally think it is a way to get out of doing your job, okay i admit when i was around 8 and writing novels, maybe one or two times i ended my book with it all being a dream, but gimme a break, I was 8! This is there job, it's almost the same as a professional olympic sprinter doing the 200 m, then getting 195 m of the way and thinking…'Nahh lets not bother' it's a poor effort, in fact just the other day I heard of a teacher who was teaching a lesson and twenty minutes before the end he said ' You know what? Who gives a? You're not going to learn anyway… Go home, ALL OF YOU' and believe it or not, he got fired, because he wasn't doing his job properly which is like all of these writers ending there books with 'And it was all a dream…' pathetic.

I read a book the other day, it was absolutely amazing, a murder mystery, i was utterly captured in the book, could not put it down, until I turned over to the second last page, where I felt like throwing the book at thaw wall, which stupidly I did, and this ended up with the last page falling out and falling down the back of the radiator. Stupid I know, but had i not spent almost an hour trying to get the page out, I wouldn't have read the last page which included ' and you were there, and so were you, Oh it was terrifying… I'll tell you about it in the morning…' i felt like smashing something, but after losing the page down the back of the radiator I realised it best not to go with my initial thought.

I have always found people always saying 'go with your gut instinct.' But we all know thats a load of baloney. Had I gone with my gut instinct many times… i would have killed ore 20 people, I would have told people many things they'd have wished they never heard, I am sure sometimes on the off occasion going with your gut instinct is the right thing to do…like maybe with answering a maths question. But not in a life changing experience… I do feel sorry for all those people who do decide to go with the first choice, like did you hear that story a couple of days ago where a man of 19 years old decided to bet all his money on a horse because it had his grandfathers dogs name in it… He lost… And he lost all his money, he is now living on the streets so i have been told, I am sure after a few days he'll be ricer than ever, once reporters etc. come knocking on his…. door? Well box. This brings me on to another point on how publicity ruins lives.

A random girl / boy could be average, having close friends etc. Then one night they go out get completely smashed, take off their top and run around the streets half naked. The next day they are practically known by the World, people pretending to be their friends, or even worse being too embarrassed to be fiends with them… So at the beginning they say that they love all of the attention, by the end of a week they find themselves hiding in dustbins to get away from the press. After this, they get asked to write a book named ' The life of an ordinary girl' which sure enough will end. 'And it was all a dream'.