Afterwards, Thranduil found Tauriel mourning over Kili""s body.She spoke about how her love for Kili hurt her so much: "If this is love, I do not want it.Take it from me.Please.Why does it hurt so much?" Thranduil answered her and finally affirmed and accepted that her love for Kili was real: "Because it was real.During their tour in the Tower of London, the guide shows off the axe of the axeman and the grisly execution block where famous individuals in English history were beheaded.Concerned about his intentions, she cowers back from him over the back of the little boat.She recoils further, clasps her hands in prayer, and makes pitiful pleas for her life.In a close-up, his hands are clenched in a strangle-pose at his waist.The church bells ring again to signal the exact instant when he decides to spare he life of his humble wife.Unperturbed by the idea of retreating into a secluded world, Jack accepts the job and plans to take advantage of the undemanding work schedule to do some concentrated writing, and he predicts that his family will feel the same ("they""ll love it"):Ullman: When the place was built in 1907, there was very little interest in winter sports.