She's been struggling with depression since high school, so when she regained her memories she just couldn't bear it.
I wasn't really questioning the story's flimsy logic behind killing her off, bc if that's the case I'd question why Lucius didn't do as much for Lucy- his little sister, as he did for Henry. It was more of one those spiritual lyrical miracle individual rhetorical questions. I mean you're right, but don't you think she would've been better off alive?
They just kill her off bc of the plot in my opinion. Without Lucy, chance has to go back to his friend, thus making the love triangle. Both, Lucy and Chance, have some serious psychological issues.
I think so too! I kinda wish the author would spend more time trying to mend the relationships/ mental health of their characters then Henry doing this constant run around between Lucius and Chance. It's making me dizzy
Just turn this shit into a threesome if he's just gonna keep going between the two of them. And why did they kill off the sister? Was it too much to make her an independent woman that moved on or attempts to move on like Lucius?