UML: final state

Question

Let's assume we have the following state diagram (from UML reference book) which describes states of some object:

If object now is in state Y and e event is triggered will the object come in state Z after coming to final state, assuming that after e event there are NO more events? I am asking as for me it is not quite clear.

Answer 1

Citing Superstructures for 2.5 (FinalState):

14.5.2.1 Description

A special kind of State, which, when entered, signifies that the enclosing Region has completed. If the enclosing Region is directly contained in a StateMachine and all other Regions in that StateMachine also are completed, then it means that the entire StateMachine behavior is completed.

That means in your concrete case: when e happens the state X is finalized and transfers unconditionally to z.