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They would never have worked out as a couple. Decker's guilt and remorse over what happened between them were all he ever really felt for her as she would never see his real self as Tracy does. Sophia's hero-worship of him wasn't real. She knew he would never act on it and that he didn't love her - so she was safe "loving" him.

I agree with both of you. Decker would never have opened up to her without the sessions with Jo Heissman and the frank discussions he had with Tracy who gave him serious clarity. Sophia’s realization that she loved Dave freed her to see Decker as a man, not the forever savior she’d put on a pedestal.
What impressed me the most about it was how liberating it seemed to be for both of them. Now that they had realistic comparisons, it was clear that what they felt for each other wasn’t the “true love” they’d imagined. It was a wonderful scene.
What impressed me the most about it was how liberating it seemed to be for both of them. Now that they had realistic comparisons, it was clear that what they felt for each other wasn’t the “true love” they’d imagined. It was a wonderful scene.