loose end
Noun
Meaning
work that is left incomplete
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In a character-driven narrative such as this, a loose end like this feels weak and unnecessary.
Without her usual summer gig, Jules is at a loose end until she meets Henry VIII at the antique shop - Hank Bacon in costume.
The final loose end is tied up when Sebastian proposes to Angel and she accepts.
This makes the knot easier to hold, and the extra weight allows the loose end of a discharged sling to be recovered with a flick of the wrist.