General Category - Final Punctuation

Final Punctuation is a classification for closing punctuation marks that appear at the end of a quoted or parenthetical segment, such as right quotation marks, right brackets, and closing parentheses. These characters typically signal the termination of a contained phrase or direct speech, and they often pair with an opening punctuation mark of the same type. In bidirectional text, they usually take the directionality of the surrounding context, helping to visually demarcate boundaries. Their primary role is to clarify syntactic structure by indicating where a quotation or nest of information concludes, ensuring that readers can easily parse complex sentences and nested clauses.