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Originally Posted by Anh_Minh
She could put off coming back to Yoitsu (for more than a visit, I mean) for another 50 years or so, and spend the rest of Lawrence's life with him.
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That's a long the lines I was thinking. But it's still a very sad ending in my opinion. Then if she were to give up her immortality as well, that also seems like a sad ending. However I think that seems less sad. Because immortality is terribly sad if you don't have someone to share it with (Of course not speaking from experience).
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Originally Posted by Voitan
It may actually be even comical in a morbid fashion.
It isn't out of the realm of possibility that Horo may bear Lawrence's children (hopefully immortal as their mother is) and will always have something to be fond of from Lawrence.
So of course, to be even happier, she'll want a large litter of kids running about, giving Lawrence a big headache (but an even bigger heart, daawwwww~)
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I enjoy the thought of sex with Horo (immensely). I guess I could see that somewhat happening eventually. I just hate that all of the endings have to be sad. They all have to end when one of them gives up something, immortality or their life.
At least in other series there can be an end, but it doesn't have to involve the characters deaths. If S&W ends before resolving the issue of how their relationship concludes, I think I'll feel very gypped.
I know that there has to be a bittersweet end, surely that's the only fitting end. But I guess I just want Horo to have a happy ending. I don't really care about Lawrences ending, except that Horo cares, and so I care by proxy.
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~Ladies, if a guy ever tells you, he wants to cover you from head to toe in honey, and lick it all off inch by inch, that's the man who hasn't done it before. You start at her toes, and before you get to anything interesting, she is asleep and you are in diabetic coma ~ 
