THE UNMADE MONTAGE

So, basically this is a follow up thought for the happy endings being happy and sad all together. Only that here I'll be focusing on romantic endings. I love how in the end a couple gets together. Gives everyone hope and fulfillment. But then it ends. Full stop. Nothing told ahead. A happily ever after is shown and the reel stops. But that isn't the ending is it? What about after the couple falls in love? What about the time after we see that perfect idea of a couple? No one shows the niggles that become cracks and then holes in a relationship. No couple is perfect right? I mean opposites attract, but what get you get fed up of something the other one did even when that same thing is what attracted you towards them? No one shows how that 'it-just-happened-we-never thought-this-could-be' and 'i-still want-us-together' conflict. The times when you go with what your heart says and when you have to stay because your heart's a mess but your brain telling you not to run away! That long time from when the couple is young to when they have grown old. I mean, too bad Romeo and Juliet killed themselves. They would have been a good example of you want something because your heart says and when you have to stay because your heart's a mess but your brain's telling you not to run away! That long time from when the couple is young to when they have grown old. I mean, too bad Romeo and Juliet killed themselves, or else how fun would it have been to see how they spent their Christmas together and with their families. How they would have managed loving each other but hating the others families. And it's not that 'no one' shows the montage of after 'the perfect scene' It's just that the fact that each characters just like each humans life goes on, spirals down to more creating legacies, families of the characters don't stop either.

I don't know why, but this just became an example of the cups not empty but half full.

But anyways, knowing a little of the aftermath just seems like a pleasant thought i guess.