Favorite play endings?

I know, I know... these "what's your favorite" posts are getting a bit too niche.

Lately I've been reading a lot of plays and always enjoy the final moments of a play whether it be in the text or stage directions. What are some of your favorite final moments in a play? I love the calm after the storm in Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf with George singing to Martha and the lights slowly fading. Similarly, I love the ending of August Osage County.

Venus in Fur. I gasped.

Curious Incident gets me every time. For a show with plenty of special effects, the simplicity of the finale brings me to tears.

"Bolt the door..."

Ditto Arcadia.

Doubt

The Zoo Story - "You won't becoming back here any more, Peter; you've been dispossessed. You've lost your bench, but you've defended your honor. And Peter, I'll tell you something now; you're not really a vegetable; it's all right, you're an animal. You're an animal, too."



The Lion in Winter - "We're jungle creatures, Henry."



And, of course, Virginia Woolf and Hamlet.