(spoilers) would anyone believe me if I said I totally predicted the ending?

[Nurlely]

Rashika wrote: "@Shirley- Well okay so the death scene didn't bother me as much as it did most people and I guess you do make a good point. But you know I think the death scene didn't really need to be there. We all knew he would die. He cannot live forever. "

Will will die, eventually. What bothers me is his overrated death. Why not telling us more about his marriage life, his happy moments. Why 'bundled up' his whole life after the marriage with his death? That is not beautiful at all. If we are to remember Will's character the most, we need to read about his happy moments, not his death.

[Rashika (is tired)]

Oh and Tessa running away right after it happened.
Although remembering the death scene makes me incredibly sad.
I don't want to remember him by his death. I wish it hadn't been the last scene. I would have liked the meeting his parents to be the last scene instead.

Also this was the 1800's right? why was 17 too young to be married again?