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What made me sad (spoilers)


was the part that Jason really believed that he had a shot with Emmie; partly by circumstances in his life he had no control over.

But the brother had to "remind" her what she committed to. I felt that was a little bit cheap. Her problematic relationship wasn't completely her fault.

I would have seen her making that choice without interference. At a certain point in your life you need to grow up and stand for yourself. That choices define us.

Graham will never know if his wife came back because she wants honestly to try again or she just feels she has to because she made some "social" commitment.

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IMO she gave him every reason to believe that he had a shot with her.

Amy: I swear to God...I swear to God! That is NOT how you treat your human!

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You Say... Graham will never know if his wife came back because she wants honestly to try again or she just feels she has to because she made some "social" commitment.

She went back, that says it all. He loved her and she knew it. I got the feeling she realized the grass is not greener with the other. She grew up and saw there marriage as something worth keeping.

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She went back, that says it all. He loved her and she knew it. I got the feeling she realized the grass is not greener with the other. She grew up and saw there marriage as something worth keeping.

Lets agree to disagree.

I would really like to know if the other people in my house doesn't need some sort of divine affirmation every day to stay. She should stay because she wants to, not by feeling shamed not following societies rules.

Nothing is more important than humans following their heart. Everything else has to take a huge step back.


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Hi, See i thought it was just the opposite, the so called societal norms to me was what pushed her away in the first place. They tend to make some people think the grass is greener instead of trying to work it out.

I could tell just by the others guys behavior they were not right for each other. She already had what she went looking for. That was what the movie was about.

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The brother was truly to blame for her horrible choice. Misery loves company. He didn't want to see his sister have her happy ending, because he couldn't. His life was *beep* and he wanted her to be equally miserable. I just can't believe Emmie was so naive that she couldn't see that. It didn't make sense.

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" He didn't want to see his sister have her happy ending, because he couldn't. "

Really? A happy ending by choosing Jason? Come on, the guy was an immature loser still living in the past. Life with him would be no bowl of cherries and I'm sure she would grow tired of his aimless pathetic lifestyle eventually. She knew what she had with her husband and her brother did her a favor by reminding her of it; evident by her returning to him. If she still wasn't satisfied with her relationship with her husband, she didn't have to return to him. She could have just walked away from both of them but she didn't.

The scene when she leaves for home and kisses her brother while he's sleeping I interpreted as her thanking him for reminding her of what she had in her life and her husband. Walking to her car and throwing the dress she bought for Jason in the garbage can was also a telltale sign that she finally realized that she was satisfied with her choice to return to her husband.

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