EnigmaticAbhIya#73 IMP note Page-6 :) - Page 58

The end scenes of the movie are the most profound one as it shows us the heartbreaking Truth we all ultimately learn through the initiations of the Archetypes of Love, Death and the Healer. In these moments of Truth, Death realizes that there is no place for Love in the Underworld where he belongs and where he dwells eternally. He knows that Love belongs to the World of Life, that if he were to reveal his True Identity, he would lose Love; the archetype of Love wouldn't understand the fact that she actually is in love with a projection rather than who he (Death) really is.

Death, deeply moved by his own decision to forego exercising his power to take Love with him to the Underworld (a world he knows she doesn't belong) chooses to Love from a higher place, a selfless place. The decision is sealed by her revelation to him that she believes Death is the man she met in the cafetaria.
Death realizes that without Truth there is no true Love and he tells her that where he is going, she can't follow. And as Death learned through his transformation of the heart (Susan is also a Healer after all), that true Love means sacrifice and giving selflessly rather than taking, Death sends back from the Underworld, the man whose body he borrowed, believing that Susan loves this man.

When Susan meets the man again who first caught her animus projection, we witness the moment of Love's transformation by the meeting with Death. She realizes that whomever she fell in love with, was never the person she thought he was in the first place.

The movie shows us that in a fatalistic way, Love makes us fall head over heels with projections of our Self, without us having a clue before it's too late. When our hearts break (through the fated meeting with the archetype of Death) we know in hindsight that although Love makes us blind, only the meeting with the Archetype of Death, can rid us of any long cherished illusions of an uninitiated Love. Love sees what it wants to see, until it's touched by the fated meeting with Death.

yep love is not always about gaining but giving happiness to your love. joe wanted to be selfish and take susan with him but then he realize love is not by taking or force but love is all about patience and sacrifice. a true lover is those who sacrifice everything for their love and joe did that, he give susan her coffee shop man back b/c he loved her😳this is what true love is all abou, sacrifice and abhiya does that for each to.

Ok Shreey 🤗

I had to change my dabba first now am going to bed 😆

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rani u still here...

Now AT is at 100 page this is my final goodnight 😆

Originally posted by: me_shreeya

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rani u still here...

I needed to change my dabba and wanted AT to be at pg 100