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Really? I hated that one even more. The whole thing seemed contrived. There was no need for a sequel. The entire plot was resolved by the end of If I Stay. The conflict was about her making a choice, and she made one. End of story.
But if you're interested with what happens to the people she left behind (she tired to forget her new life right?), especially Adam, then I guess you'd like it. :)
I liked the part when her grandfather talked to her too. He was the only one who loved her so much, yet was willing to let her go because he knew she would suffer if she continued to live without her family. And I do like Where She Went. It was so heartbreaking when she confessed to Adam the reason she did not keep in touch to him, and that she was somewhat haunted by the memories of the family she lost. Such a bittersweet story....
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Apr 28, 2015 11:56AM
Really? I hated that one even more. The whole thing seemed contrived. There was no need for a sequel. The entire plot was resolved by the end of If I Stay. The conflict was about her making a choice, and she made one. End of story.
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But if you're interested with what happens to the people she left behind (she tired to forget her new life right?), especially Adam, then I guess you'd like it. :)
I liked the part when her grandfather talked to her too. He was the only one who loved her so much, yet was willing to let her go because he knew she would suffer if she continued to live without her family. And I do like Where She Went. It was so heartbreaking when she confessed to Adam the reason she did not keep in touch to him, and that she was somewhat haunted by the memories of the family she lost. Such a bittersweet story....
