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A love triangle with a screen.

Marek thought his marriage was stable—until Ilona fell for a TV series. What starts as a shared evening ritual spirals into jealousy, obsession, and a comic unraveling of domestic life. Last Episode is a sharp, satirical novella about emotional distance, digital distraction, and what happens when the credits roll on love.

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Genre: 

  • Humor

Age Level: 

  • Adult
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The Last Episode by K. E. Adamus is a humorous and ironic take on silly marriage conflicts. The “love triangle” in this short story is between Mark, his wife Ilona, and their 42-inch TV. Mark, who is sometimes called Marek by others, is a relatively successful businessman who is looking to move up in the company he works for. Ilona is a washed-out, depressed, and unsuccessful writer. After taking a hiatus from the working world, Ilona was supposed to have worked hard on screen-writing. A few years in, and lots of television later, she had written two pages.

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This story features Marek and Ilona, a married couple who, after five years of marriage, are beginning to notice a disconnect. Ilona has traded her smoking addiction for television, losing herself in endless binge‑watching. With aspirations of becoming a screenwriter, she claims her “research” is simply watching shows. However, this never translates into words on a page, and TV continues to consume her time. Marek has had enough. He points out her obsession, leading to frequent arguments. Ultimately, the question becomes: who will she choose, Marek or the TV?

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