Can I suggest a better ending?

Rating: 7/10 (3 January 2006)

Despite the greatness and entertaining of the film, it leaves me with a very uncomfortable feeling-- the underlying notion of injustice that this film projects!
Two very well looking couple felt for each other, they call it "love". It could override everything, things like care for fellow countrymen, devotion to own nation, love for own family members, etc.These can all be sacrificed because of "love". Thus the great couple finally made it and everyone else died, and in number of many thousands. They are noble men of highest integrity like Hector and Achilles, while the cowardice Paris got the pretty woman at the end , when they would continue their love affair for God knows how long( Paris had been fooling around before he met Helen, according to Hector)!
This leaves me feel uneasy.
In our own country China, in the old days such a couple would have been condemned to be drowned within a pig's cage for adultery.
I guess the biggest breakthrough on this film is --- the bad guys do not necessarily die at the end, it's sometimes the good guys who did the dying, to the extent that the hero was killed by the coward.
Question is : do people like this sort of ending?
A better ending would be:
Briseis blocked the arrow shot by Paris and saved Achilles' life. Before death, she begged Achilles to spare Paris. He did, and Paris fled to find Helen killed by angry Troyeans, blaming her for Troy's destruction. Both Achilles and Paris left with heart broken, deeply grieved with the hatred of wars.