Talk:The Man Who Loved Yngve

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...are we sure Yngve didn't commit suicide? I took it as he died, and Jarle was imagining the last bit in the hospital to deal with his guilt from causing Yngve to jump... particularly as Yngve says "It didn't hurt" i.e. he died instantly. Jarle is upset his love died but knows he must let go as Yngve isn't coming back, and that's a moment of great sadness. Particularly when asked if he would like to play tennis - yes, he would, so much - but he can't, Yngve is dead, and it's his fault.

just my take, thoughts? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 118.210.121.41 (talk) 14:47, 1 April 2013 (UTC)Reply

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