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[size=1][color="FF6699"]If he truly loved her than he would have said SOMETHING!
He would not just let something like that go!
Especially if they were going to get married!
She was SO close to commiting her entire life to Will, and then she does that?!
He has to want SOME sort of explanation!
He cant just let her run off like that! THey were just about to get married!
He for one should think that there has to be something going on here...
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No he doesn't. She is the one who needs to explain to HIM. He doesn't owe her anything, she is the one that messed up.

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[size=1][color="FF6699"]Well I guess it all depends on what kind of person you are.
If you like running off and letting them feel the pain then that is your choice.
Some people want to call the other person on their mistakes.

But then, depending on the personality of the OTHER perosn, you may of that rethink your calculations.

This person may not care that you run off in self pitty or revenge, becase they may not even care a wink about you. So it is a relief to them that you are. So thte better thing to do in that case is to call them on it. MAKE them explain or own up to their mess.

But if this person DOES still love the one they hurt, running away will effect them and make them want to be forgiven and explain that it was an honest mistake.
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I am sorry but if i were will i would drop her like a hot potato. She murdered jack and betrayed will. Her honor is gone and she is worse than a pirate

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[size=1][color="FF6699"]That is a good opinion Tom, but it wont end that way.
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