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[Kire]

how ya doing?

Second, redemption is not perfectly accurate. He was led to believe he did something wrong, which means he didn't do anything wrong, therefore, there are no amends to make, no bridges to rebuild, no task to be accomplished though which redemption is always obtained.

Third, were you in the board room when they talked about the different endings to choose from? I'm just speculating. You seem certain.

Fourth, maybe I'm forgetting the end of the movie now, he didn't take the flight out? wow, what about all the rattling of the fuselage and the bags falling down and everything, was that a fantasy? He got on the plane and turned around? I thought he got on the plane, it took off, had some difficulties and he was forced to turn around. Forget my whole post then. I always knew that when I have strong emotions about things it's because I misunderstood them. Now I'm going to rent it again. Don't spoil it for me anybody.

My problem was not anything to do with his decision to return to her. It was why they made it seem like the plane would crash, and then how miraculously it just stopped having trouble. I've been stewing on this since last September, so I can now see that I may have gotten it all wrong.

The questions I have aren't answered completely yet, but this reply has definitely opened my stubborn eyelids. Thank you, Et Awful.

Kire