{ jo & laurie } | another love

[belz]

The perfect description: Right person, wrong time

[sarahsyed]

He loved her too early and she loved him too late

[onlyangel]

I cried so much at the end when they didn’t end up together

[bluebubble]

beth probably died wanting jo and laurie to get together.

[constancabarroso]

when he says "and i'll watch" those words cut deeper than a knife

[existance]

They both loved each other, couldn't be together
But with all of their heart and soul, they will be together forever.

[ahdadziyanadira]

oh god, the way he asked Jo "can we still be friends?"

[Autumn-ztyx]

somewhat controversial to some, I am glad how Louisa May Alcott wrote this, it was childish infatuation then love on Laurie’s part, but she never loved him - she preferred to be loved, as she states in the film when her mother asked if she loves him, which makes it clear she didn’t love him romantically but as a companion and they are platonic soulmates in my opinion. I understand how some would ship them though, perhaps as I have grown up knowing the story I never thought differently but after watching this adaption it made it all clearer and i love the way they adapted it 💓

[awadejamaica]

I’m so in love with Jo, she’ll forever be one of my favorite characters

[diamondmoore]

i refuse to believe he really loves amy. i feel like he only married amy to feel love again because he couldn't feel it from jo. he said he loves her but he doesnt look at amy the way he looked at jo or hugged amy the way he hugged jo

[Edededone]

I want to cry...they would make a great couple

[Marionette-thepuppet]

Dam this movie hit hard, Jo thinks it’s not right for people to think that love is only for woman’s use. But deep inside she just lonely, I get her but the person she was looking for was meant to be in front of her trying to tell her that he really has feelings for her but instead she turns him down too quickly. I felt so bad for Laurie as he was trying to show/tell Jo that he loved her for so long but I guess Jo only saw him as a friend. But in the movie when Amy was little you could see that she liked Laurie but in the beginning of the movie it was just focussing on Jo and Laurie, Laurie had love for Jo but grew a much stronger love for Amy. Laurie didn’t choose to love Amy because he didn’t get Jo he did it because he loved her but at first Amy didn’t want to be the person Laurie would settle for because she has been second to Jo all her life and wanted to find a love not based on a relationship like that, but to find someone she really loved.

This is my favourite movie, I’m glad that I finally watched it..

[jahairafrometa]

I keep rewatching this because it’s perfect. They were soulmates just right person wrong time!

[camipalmaz]

The worst part? I’m 100% if he read the letter that jo wrote to him, he would have left Amy

[IDEALFRY]

you can literally hear Jo's heart breaks into million pieces when Laurie said he loves Amy(I hate to say it but I don't think Laurie loves Amy as much as he loved Jo) because it was at that moment she finally understood what is really like to actually love your soulmate as much as they love you which is the reason she rejected Laurie's proposal when she couldn't possibly understand what true love is and how much a broken heart can hurt? And now she knows, but it's too late. Her pride got in the way of her asking Laurie to propose to her again in person instead of confessing her true feeling in a letter that Laurie might be too heartbroken to read.

[perksofbeinglin]

They totally deserved better, it was really heartbreaking. Why he married with her sister? And Amy is accept that, ı am sorry but she is very selfish... I was really want they'd be together, but they couldn't. Everything was so realistic. Because we all of us know we can late for something and we can't go past, we have to face it with that. But after all this things Amy and Laurie ughh.

He loved her, it was too early. and she loved him, it was too late...

[sophiee.h]

I first believed Jo and Laurie were destined to be together but then I think Laurie and Amy make sense and it shows that even though you may have people who better match you, things always happen for a reason. Saying this though, I was crying so hard and if I had my way Laurie and Jo would be together.

[adindaandriana]

im pretty sure he’s still love jo, the way he looks into jo still same, and when he looks at amy, thats totally different

[eleon]

When I read the book, I thought they were made for each other. He respected her talent and had always supported her. He was a cultured, mentally stimulating person who attended college and loved the arts, like her. He was there when she needed it. The writer introduced Amy and Friederich to shuffle the cards, but Laurie was the main male character throughout the book and he was there for Jo, not the other sisters. He was perfect for her. To make the book more modern, Alcott had decided to leave Jo single and could have done so, recounting the girl's success and literary career for a few years and making them fall in love with each other later in time.
We saw a similar nonsense with the story of Harry Potter and Hermione. The change of partners was considered wrong by the writer herself, who later realized the error.

[imanegassab]

She never loved him that way sadly, and then when he was in paris she felt so alone so she wanted him back. Her mother asked her twice if she loved him but she only said she was loonely and she wanted to be loved. I was sorry for Laurie, but then he found Amy who loved him more than anyone, idk why people hates her so much. I know there is more chemistry between Jo and Laurie but he deserved better and Jo deserved to be with someone who she truly loves and not just bc she is alone.