By the end of the book, Shulman has bumped up against the edges of her life, but she doesn't yearn to escape it, exactly.
Shulman doesn't quite desire to escape her life by the time the book ends.
Shulman lives happily ever after at the end of the book.
There are no elephants anywhere near to Dhikala.
Michelangelo's David is near to Bandinelli's statue of Hercules and Cacus.
The marching band is back on their bus, heading home after a good performance.
The Mexican kept sleeping.
Casino operators are happy having the commission go through all their paperwork.
A person rides a bike in the woods.