At first, I thought that Lisa ran away because of a third person, Ralph (the other man), but slowly realized that no one could find Lisa. Later, the film told everyone that Lisa had died of cancer. . .
Before Lisa's death, what he said to Peter during a meal left a lingering shadow in Peter's heart, so that after Lisa's death, Peter began to check Lisa's computer in a folder called Love Here, using the note (LAKE COMO) left by Lisa really made him find the third party.
So Peter went to Italy to find the third person for revenge, and finally fell in love with Lisa and let go.
In fact, after watching the film, what I want to know is can I really love two people at the same time? Just like in the Hong Kong drama "Nine-Five Sovereigns" I watched this afternoon, the emperor who had traveled from the Qing Dynasty thought of having both fish and bear's paws.
Can a person's love really be divided into two halves? Love you while still loving someone else? Or does he actually love no one?
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