If Estelle were to follow her heart, she would surely tell her family everything that had happened. She wouldn't hide anything, including the tragedy that had befallen the Montague family in the future. After all, perhaps the terrible fate could be avoided and the future could be changed.
Unfortunately, things weren't so simple. Estelle's decision to withhold the truth wasn't without reason. On the contrary, there were strong considerations that compelled her to act as she did.
For Estelle, knowing the future was like playing with a double-edged sword. On the one hand, such information could be a great advantage—a chance to correct mistakes, avoid tragedy and perhaps save many people from suffering. On the other hand, it also carried a terrible burden. Any action taken with the intention
