Zahid Rafiq, a writer from Kashmir and author of "The World With Its Mouth Open," delves into the art of unsatisfying endings. He argues that unresolved conclusions can provoke deeper thought rather than simply frustrate readers. The discussion weaves through the nuances of storytelling, touching on the importance of authentic emotions and cohesive narratives. Rafiq also shares insights from his journalism background, emphasizing character development and the complexities of the writing process, encouraging writers to embrace chaos and surprise.