To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

At the end of “To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You,” Lara Jean realizes her true feelings lie with Peter, despite her initial doubts and temptations. Throughout the film, she struggles with her affection for John Ambrose, who reminds her of her childhood crush, and her connection with Peter, which grew stronger through their fake relationship. When Lara Jean shares a kiss with John Ambrose at a star-themed party, it highlights her confusion, but she quickly recognizes that her heart belongs to Peter. The heartfelt moment comes when Peter arrives just in time, expressing his genuine feelings for her and giving her permission to break his heart if she needs to. Lara Jean responds with a declaration of love and they share a tender kiss, solidifying their relationship.

This conclusion is significant because Lara Jean’s journey has taught her that love is imperfect and that real relationships require maturity and acceptance of flaws. She learns that the ideal of a perfect romance doesn’t exist, and her growth as a person and partner is more important than any fairy tale. With their bond renewed, Lara Jean and Peter look forward to facing whatever challenges lie ahead, knowing they are stronger and more understanding. Meanwhile, John Ambrose’s last scene outside in the snow suggests he is still emotionally affected by the rejection. Though he may appear later in the series, the film hints that Lara Jean’s heart is firmly with Peter, and that their love has become more resilient. The film sets the stage for the upcoming conclusion of the trilogy, where Lara Jean’s maturity and the genuine connection between her and Peter are expected to lead them into a future together.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:57