What is the ending of the novel The Count and the Goblin?
The ending of The Count and the Goblin was as follows: At the end of the story, the Count and the goblin became friends forever. They spent many wonderful times together, including exploring the forest, enjoying delicious food and participating in various activities in the town. They helped and supported each other and had always known each other's secrets. However, the goblins were worried when the earl wanted to inherit his ancestor's territory. She knew the Earl's ambition and was worried that he might make some unwise decisions. In the end, she persuaded the Earl to give up the idea because they both knew that true success could only be achieved through friendship and cooperation. Finally, they spent a wonderful night in a restaurant by the sea to celebrate their friendship and their adventures. In the goblin's smile, the count realized that he had finally found what he had been looking for-true friendship and love. They decided to keep in touch and never forget each other.