As shown below, END blocks in Pugs are behaving differently to p5; i.e. the Pugs END block is not being executed after die is called. I expect this is known and a TODO but I thought I'd better report it just in case.
# cat f.p6
print "one\n";
die "dying";
print "two\n";
END { print "in end block\n" }
# perl f.p6
one
dying at f.p6 line 2.
in end block
# pugs f.p6
one
dying
Val (VList [VStr "dying"])
/-\
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