Really cannot stop thinking abt Stack and Mary getting the ending that they did in Sinners. They get an ending that so much other vampire media would portray as "romantic": the Bad Vampire has been slain; sure we lost some loved ones along the way but now we have each other, together, forever; two marginalized people now removed from the society that marginalizes them (with that being at least one of the forces preventing them from "being together") – and this potentially beautiful romantic ending goes to Stack and Mary, of all people. Forced to spend the next sixty years, a hundred years, a thousand years, together, because who else is there, forced to live the same selfish, violent, "parasitic" existence, and, of course, forced to live with KNOWLEDGE OF THE OTHER PERSON'S MEMORIES. Even if you don't think they share memories now (I do but that's just my nonsense lol), they shared memories for one night and that's all that you really need to fundamentally change your relationship with someone. If he knew how she reacted after he left, would that change his mind at all? If he saw what her memories of her husband were really like? Would she gain any sympathy for him? They both lose the ability to lie to each other, and are now forced to continue a relationship built on a LOT of lies for potentially forever. They are the worst "couple" in the film to be given that ending! It's a really interesting way of maintaining becoming a vampire as a scary "bad ending", forcing them both to live with all this pain forever and to not have anyone in the world to share it with but each other. Either one might have said "I wish we could be together forever" but I don't think they'd really mean it. And now they gotta figure it out !!! I think I've seen enough of this place