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Kingdom of Heaven:
Orlando Bloom's wife in Kingdom of Heaven probably counts. He goes on Crusade partly out of the hope that his wife who committed suicide (an unforgivable sin) will be let out of Hell and into Heaven because of his actions here on Earth. But at the end of the film he gets to ride off into the sunset with Sibylla, his one true love. Um hello? Do you remember why you went on Crusade originally?
Orlando Bloom's wife in Kingdom of Heaven probably counts. He goes on Crusade partly out of the hope that his wife who committed suicide (an unforgivable sin) will be let out of Hell and into Heaven because of his actions here on Earth. But at the end of the film he gets to ride off into the sunset with Sibylla, his one true love. Um hello? Do you remember why you went on Crusade originally?
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\'\'Kingdom of Heaven:
Orlando Bloom\'s wife in Kingdom of Heaven probably counts. He goes on Crusade partly out of the hope that his wife who committed suicide (an unforgivable sin) will be let out of Hell and into Heaven because of his actions here on Earth. But at the end of the film he gets to ride off into the sunset with Sibylla, his one true love. Um hello? Do you remember why you went on Crusade originally?\'\'
Orlando Bloom\'s wife in Kingdom of Heaven probably counts. He goes on Crusade partly out of the hope that his wife who committed suicide (an unforgivable sin) will be let out of Hell and into Heaven because of his actions here on Earth. But at the end of the film he gets to ride off into the sunset with Sibylla, his one true love. Um hello? Do you remember why you went on Crusade originally?\'\'
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Firstly, Orlando Bloom's character is shown to, once he reaches Jerusalem, spend a night watch mourning his wife and then bury her cross after doing a final prayer for her. Can't he be considered thereby having gotten ''closure'' about his wife's death?
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Firstly, Orlando Bloom\'s character is shown to, once he reaches Jerusalem, spend a night watch mourning his wife and then bury her cross after doing a final prayer for her. Can\'t he be considered thereby having gotten \'\'closure\'\' about his wife\'s death?
