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Originally Posted by michelej1
I think they could just make the Dance the end of the movie. It's not the end of their lives by any means, but it's the completion of a circle, the end of a cycle. A nice point to make a conclusion. And then they could have one of those written synopses at the end saying what happened to so-and-so.
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I guess that could work, but in my opinion, the most poignant story arc here would be regarding Stevie's re-emergence from the Klonopin haze and her bittersweet yet tense reunion with Lindsey. I'm not saying that Mick, John and Christine didn't have any of their own demons to grapple with on this journey back into the spotlight, but the most astounding thing for me in the Dance era was the fact that Stevie came roaring back from oblivion, Lindsey was back in the fold and the old romantic tensions never went away. So in a way, it's a triumphant ending, but also a sad ending about soulmates who should have been together, but could never find it in their hearts to forgive each other. I think a neat ending would be "Silver Springs" at the Atlantic City show where Stevie breaks down at the end and Lindsey has to sing the last few lines of the song for her. D-R-A-M-A!!