More Than One Ending

How to use it

1. Choose a comic scene or create your own.
2. Fill in what each person might be thinking, feeling, or needing.
3. Create at least two plausible next panels; they do not need to be positive.
4. Circle the ending you would want to explore further, or leave them all open.

Reflection prompts

• What details led you toward each ending?
• Which parts are known, and which are guesses?
• What response could leave room to learn more?

Facilitator guidance

Support realistic alternatives rather than reassurance. Validate uncertainty and avoid directing the client toward a preferred moral or emotional outcome.

Adaptations & accessibility

• Act out the panels with figures or puppets.
• Draw facial expressions or symbols instead of writing dialogue.
• Use a fictional scene when personal material feels too close.

Review considerations

Standard licensed-clinician review required before use.