I found the scene where it revealed how her son died was particularly compelling, and honestly it could've ended with the phone ringing. (Although perhaps that would draw comparisons with the ending to the Herd, which Steppelwolf JUST did.). The last scene just didn't seem that interesting and like others, I didn't completely get it. I felt like every other scene was really a key moment in this character's life that shaped her. The last scene was mundane and didn't rise to that level. I definitely got that the woman in blue she described on the quilt was what she wanted to be herself--she wanted to stand out and be different. But the description of pioneers and milkmaids on the other panels didn't strike me as her at other parts in her life. I think it was probably supposed to be, but it could've been clearer. And overall my biggest criticism was that the ending was far too abrupt. Everyone's applause was very uncertain when the house first went dark. I just think they need to find a more satisfying way to make the end message clearer and tie it up. (Or, just end it at the prior scene.)