Doctor Strange End Credits Scene Novels & Stories

I held my breath, the golden light in my eyes flickering. Then, Elle let out a loud, healthy cry. Her skin turned pink again. Her eyes opened, and she looked at me. She reached out her tiny hand and touched my face. "She’s okay," I sobbed. The gold light faded from my eyes, and I felt a wave of exhaustion hit me. "We have to go, Hazel," Jane said, starting the boat’s engine. "The Doctor... he’s getting up." I looked back at the yacht. The Doctor was standing in the broken glass. His chest was caved in, but he was laughing. He held a remote in his hand.

Just as everything fades to black just and Kimora is seen losing a large amount of blood almost as if she had taken the hit that Dantzler just took simultaneously as the distortion is ending. [End Scene]

Didn’t even flinch. The doctor twisted— trying to break free. But Yichen’s grip tightened. Stronger. Dangerous. “You’re not leaving.” His voice dropped. Cold. Final. For a moment— it looked like it was over. Like he had finally caught them. But then— the doctor smiled again. Slow. Knowing. And whispered— “You still don’t understand.” A loud noise exploded in the hallway. Alarms. Footsteps. Chaos. Yichen’s focus shifted for just a second—

Vania pointed to Devandra’s hand, breath trembling. The doctor checked his pupils, reflexes, and the brain activity on the monitor. “There’s an increase in activity. Motor responses are beginning to return,” the doctor said with a small smile. “This is a good sign. We’ll monitor him closely in the coming hours.” Vania covered her mouth, tears of relief flowing freely. “Thank God…” --- Closing Action Scene: Meanwhile, elsewhere… Lyra stood on the balcony of a five-star hotel, a glass of wine in her hand. She glanced down at her phone, reading a message from an unknown contact:

she says as she moves away from the door to stand behind me. I turn and see what looks like a movie running behind her only it is in real time. I see Adam sitting with his head in his hands. Then I see Doctor Rivers frantically working to save me. And I see my lifeless body there as I flatline. Tears fill my eyes. I look at the Moon Goddess, “I do not want to die,” I say to her as tears fall down my cheeks.

If he had lost her, without making amends for their argument before he was taken, the guilt would have killed him. "There's the future Alpha," the doctor announced, pulling them out of their blissful moment. If they were alone, Dainin would have loved nothing more than to get lost in Tessa's eyes, but now he was busy trailing the doctor's finger as he pointed to a small blip on the screen. "Wow," he thought in awe, unable to hold back his smile.

She looked at Neva, who gave her a firm, reassuring nod. The doctor moved the wand again, his face thoughtful. He leaned closer to the screen. “Well, now… that is interesting.” “What is it?” Calla asked, her voice tight with new worry. “Is something wrong?” “No, no, nothing is wrong at all,” the doctor said quickly. He pointed to the screen. “It’s just that… the last time you were here, we only saw one. Do you remember? You ran out of here so fast after I told you the news, I hardly got to say goodbye.”

She gazed at me with fear rooted in her eyes, "W-we d-" I became deranged with fury as I angrily cut her short, "Tell me. Fucking answer me, doctor, tell me this is a sick joke. My dad is not dead, I don't know what you're on. I won't accept this bullshit an-" I felt something sting the back of my neck, and instantly, my sight became clouded with dizziness. I released my hold on the doctor as my limbs became flaccid like limp noodles. The last thing I heard before my vision darkened, and I slipped into unconsciousness was the oncologist yelling my name.

The End of the Machine Ethan pulled back slightly. His hand gently holding her face. “That’s because it’s over.” A pause. “It’s finally over.” But Something Felt Wrong Mara frowned. Her eyes drifting toward the skyline. Still dark. Still dead. But— Something felt off. Like a presence. Faint. Hidden. Watching. The Final Twist Begins Far away— Deep beneath the city— In a place no one remembered— A single screen flickered. Weak. Broken. But not dead.