Why does a story using Deus Ex Machina often disappoint?

💡 Explanation

A Deus Ex Machina ending undermines narrative causality because it introduces a resolution unrelated to prior events, therefore frustrating the audience's expectation of a logical conclusion, rather than phonetic disruptions or increased cognitive load from processing lexically ambiguous text.

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