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Watched the movie.
I hate the treacherous music teacher who calmly sawed through the rope over the ravine and then, as if nothing had happened, invited Jess on an excursion. It's all clear here: the music teacher was fond of Jess. Why would she invite a boy on an excursion? And the boy liked the teacher. And Leslie loved this idiot, she believed him...
But seriously, the film opens up emotional wounds if you have them and if you have lost loved ones. Leslie doesn't appear until the end of the film... Just like in life. The boy is unlikely to cope with the tragedy with the world he and Leslie invented. After all, it is a world of fantasy for two people. It simply cannot exist without one of them. Even if that's not the case, this world will never be complete without Leslie.
The only and beloved daughter of her parents, so unique and lively. Leslie, it's a pity that you're gone. I will miss you very much.