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The Long Walk Ending Explained

The Long Walk doesn’t end with victory — it ends with emptiness. Let’s break down the real meaning of its shocking conclusion. The Long Walk Ending Explained dives into Stephen King’s brutal dystopian tale and how the new movie alters its haunting finale. In both the book and film, Ray Garraty and Peter McVries make it to the end. But while the novel sees Ray walk endlessly into the unknown, the movie adds a dark twist: Ray gives up for Pete, only for Pete to kill the Major with his final wish. This ending highlights the futility of the Walk itself. Even after revenge is achieved, nothing changes for the countless families left behind, and the system of cruelty continues. Peter keeps walking because there’s no real victory — just another cycle of violence designed to keep the powerless divided. We also explore why the movie made these changes. By shifting the winner from Ray to Pete and adding the Major’s execution, the adaptation modernizes King’s message, making the final scene more visceral and unsettling for today’s audience. Whether you’ve read the novel or only seen the film, this breakdown reveals how The Long Walk’s ending isn’t about who wins — but why nobody ever really does. 0:00 The Long Walk Ending Explained 0:11 Ray & Pete’s Final Choice 0:18 The Major’s Execution & Revenge 0:37 Why Peter Keeps Walking 1:23 The Cycle of Violence Explained 2:01 Why The Movie Changed The Book Ending Subscribe | Enable ALL push notifications 🔔    / @screenrant   Follow Screen Rant: TikTok:   / screenrant   Twitter:   / screenrant   Facebook:   / screenrant   LinkedIn:   / screen-rant   Official Screen Rant Website: http://screenrant.com/ Video by: Peter Mutuc & Fellipe Moica For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected] #thelongwalk #stephenking #endingexplained #screenrant #movies