As he walks out of the room, I thought that's how it would end. Joe did many things in her life, but telling her story forced her to truly confront them and accept it all, and forgive herself. In a perfect world, he would have left and the next morning she would start fresh and get her life on track. But... This isn't a perfect world.
I suspected the guy might ask her to take his virginity. It seems like as different as they were, they connected in the sense of not experiencing orgasms. Like they said, the element of love was missing that brought sex to the point of orgasming. I thought they would find that in each other. That's not what happens.
I hate to say it, but, the ending did make sense because here's a grown man, a virgin, in the same room with a girl who is a self proclaimed nympho. I guess he supposed "Now would be my chance to finally experience sex." Though the way he did it was all wrong. It would have been rape if he proceeded. You have to wonder how it would have resulted if they had talked about it, instead of him just approaching her the way he did.
I oddly found the murder, in a weird way, her way of keeping him pure. He died a virgin. I don't want to get into a discussion about religion or anything, because like I said I found it odd. But by stopping him from proceeding, she stopped him from becoming a rapist, or starting a new life where maybe he too became a nympho. He might have been wanting to experience life from her point of view. But it might have put him down a dangerous path that she didn't want for him. COULD have avoided killing him, yeah, but Lars likes to end his movies on a bang, so there you go.
Maybe I missed something. I saw both films together at midnight, and I was so tired by the end. But these are the feelings and thoughts I went to bed with. Not saying any of my theories are right or wrong, I may even watch it again and get a completely different interpretation.
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