This is such an amazing ending to the story. After everything, he finally gets back to "that morning in May" and rather then stopping her and changing her fate, he just goes with her. That way he knows neither of them will ever die alone, or have to be apart from the other ever again. It's so tragically romantic. The boys of Ludo are brilliant.
This is such an amazing ending to the story. After everything, he finally gets back to "that morning in May" and rather then stopping her and changing her fate, he just goes with her. That way he knows neither of them will ever die alone, or have to be apart from the other ever again. It's so tragically romantic. The boys of Ludo are brilliant.
Truth!
Truth!