The boys, now middle-aged men with families of their own, confess that they had loved the Lisbon sisters, and despite their life-long efforts, will never understand why they chose to be alone in suicide for all time.
The boys, now middle-aged men with families of their own, confess that they had loved the Lisbon sisters. In spite their life-long efforts, will never understand why the girls made them participate in their deaths, and chose to be alone in suicide for all time.