This short riddle asks: What comes at the end of everything? It sounds like a philosophical question about life, time, or the universe, but the answer is much simpler.
The answer is: the letter G.
The word “everything” ends with the letter G. The riddle is asking you to focus on the spelling of the word itself rather than on the meaning of “everything.”
That is why the clue is so effective. Most people immediately start thinking about what might literally come after everything, which leads them toward complicated ideas. But the answer is hidden right in front of you at the end of the word.
It is a classic example of a wordplay riddle where careful reading matters more than deep reasoning.
