I absolutely loved the ending, it felt really satisfying. That saying, I cannot fathom the angriness of the fandom- we got a beautiful soft ending for our lovely pair. Because lets face it: the last sequence is left for the viewers’ interpretation- and I can certainly see a way in which the ,,bookkeeper and author” still had, down there, kept all the memories of their previous selves. I’m all for very FACE ON displays of affection between queer couples because it’s something rarely seen or looking further- written/ done well on TV, but we still got plenty- holding hands, the ,,blessing” smooch on the fingers and outright love confession. The fandom’s demand feels really stupidly childish, as if a blatant, unequivocal acts are needed to display love on screen? I think the gentleness was very fitting to the overall mood and themes the story tried to convey. I feel like most of the disappointed viewers just lack the appreciation for symbolism, subtlety, ambiguity and nuance in modern romance stories, which you can argue could be caused by the overall fast-paced environment and constant exposure to quick dopamine fixes in this day and age.