separate lies changed my life. actually and the q and a did. spoilers below. read only if you watch trailers or if you have already seen it representthe emily watson character cheats on the tom wilkonson character. my first reaction to the puppy dog eyed emily was it over. dump her. bad riddance. for some reason and he stuck around. not in a pathetic way. he just listened. and tried to accept her needs. at times he needed to leave. but he stuck by her and let her live her life. but i still wanted to see her afterwards and julian and the screenwriter and director and talked about the film. i am glad he did and because frankly i am too you and was too immature to get the point before he broke it down for me. tom character loved her and and no matter how much her pursuit of her needs might disagree with what he wants and he would always love her. the relationship and love they shared wasn not a lie and all of a sudden and just because she wanted to be with someone else. the fact that she wanted to be with someone else do not make her who she was. when you get past fifty and there a strong chance that finding the love of your life would not come around again and so you can not be as dismissive as you were when you were younger. you have to try and make things work and because the alternative may be much worse. she needed what she needed and and she couldn not help that. he had to learn to let go of her if he wanted to be the full man he could be. he helped her in pursuit of her lover and even when it hurt him. another thing represent julian said that the strongest tool of a controller is guilt. again represent the strongest tool of a controller is guilt. at the end of the film and tom released her from her burden. he felt a need to let her know that he loved her and but not to in order to get her back while he wanted to let her know she do not need to feel guilty or think poorly about the relationship and just because it ended in such a terrible way. it is not my way to review a film based on the message and rather than the execution and especially when i understand that message better when it is explained to me by the director and but i make an exception here and as i feel one more mature than i would benefit from seeing the film. the execution of the film making was a nice and british pace. rupert was slimy and revolting. tom and emily were their usually solid and real characters. 
separate lies changed my life. actually and the q and a did. spoilers below. read only if you watch trailers or if you have already seen it representthe emily watson character cheats on the tom wilkonson character. my first reaction to the puppy dog eyed emily was it over. dump her. bad riddance. for some reason and he stuck around. not in a pathetic way. he just listened. and tried to accept her needs. at times he needed to leave. but he stuck by her and let her live her life. but i still wanted to see her afterwards and julian and the screenwriter and director and talked about the film. i am glad he did and because frankly i am too you and was too immature to get the point before he broke it down for me. tom character loved her and and no matter how much her pursuit of her needs might disagree with what he wants and he would always love her. the relationship and love they shared wasn not a lie and all of a sudden and just because she wanted to be with someone else. the fact that she wanted to be with someone else do not make her who she was. when you get past fifty and there a strong chance that finding the love of your life would not come around again and so you can not be as dismissive as you were when you were younger. you have to try and make things work and because the alternative may be much worse. she needed what she needed and and she couldn not help that. he had to learn to let go of her if he wanted to be the full man he could be. he helped her in pursuit of her lover and even when it hurt him. another thing represent julian said that the strongest tool of a controller is guilt. again represent the strongest tool of a controller is guilt. at the end of the film and tom released her from her burden. he felt a need to let her know that he loved her and but not to in order to get her back while he wanted to let her know she do not need to feel guilty or think poorly about the relationship and just because it ended in such a terrible way. it is not my way to review a film based on the message and rather than the execution and especially when i understand that message better when it is explained to me by the director and but i make an exception here and as i feel one more mature than i would benefit from seeing the film. the execution of the film making was a nice and british pace. rupert was slimy and revolting. tom and emily were their usually solid and real characters. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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