And we all remember when Anna and William are just chilling in his apartment, admiring his poster of Chagall's "La Mariée."
It's French for "The Bride" (hint hint). It's just a nice, sweet moment in the movie.
Things are good. Anna may be a movie star, but she's finding some much needed normalcy with William.
Then, of course, everything goes south and she ghosts. Later, after she stands in front of a boy asking him to love her, Anna gives William a small gift: the original "La Mariée." No big deal.
AND IT ALL WORKS OUT. THEY GET TOGETHER. Everything is happy and good and right and goddammit this movie is the best.
In the end, we get a quick look at their future wedding. It looks beautiful, but you know what the most beautiful detail is?
THE CAKE. GUYS, IT'S A CHAGALL GOAT CAKE. IT'S A GOAT PLAYING THE VIOLIN.
Because happiness isn't happiness without a violin-playing goat.
