From beginning to end I was captivated. Maybe because I’m older and I’ve lived long enough to know that we are perfectly imperfect. We have flaws. We make decisions that are irrevocable. Life is neither black or white. But the capacity to forgive is the driving force in this production. No frame was wasted. Each character presented a slice of reality. It was balanced with just the right amount of empathy. And how we can be affected by the rules of society is also depicted. I I loved the young characters so much. The music set the tone for each scene. I actually liked the ending. When I was much younger I questioned how people could forgive and seemingly forget past deceptions by those closest to them. So for me the ending was perfect. Though tempted neither gave in to lust. It is obvious that there are no other persons but each other in their hearts. Their focus is on making sure their son continues to love and respect each parent. Without a doubt they will always be in each other’s lives. The care and concern for one another will always be there. This too mirrors real life. I’ve seen couples who legally were apart but for the sake of family always were there for each other even to the point of death.