One of the things I noticed about the character played by Knightly was that when we see her grown up she seems to be real uncomfortable or agitated all the time. The reason I thought this was because throughout the movie she always seemed to have something near her mouth, whether it be a cigarette or a drink (which was probably passed on from her mom), or when these two weren't available, she seemed to have her fingers up to her mouth.
However, when Jack gives the letter to her mom and has everything changed, we see her completely changed. We see her driving more of a chicks car, the VW, as compared to an old SUV, she seems much more comfortable with herself, and she has a much better relationship with her mother. I honestly still am unsure if Jack lives at the end of the movie, but I interpreted the ending to show one sacrificing their own life for the betterment of others.
The last quote of the movie was Jackie asking "How much time do we have?" Do you think this meant they had all eternity to spend together, or once Jack actually died in the jacket, he would be gone?
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