The Cider House Rule

Virgil 2022-04-19 09:01:57

The greatest charm of life is its endless possibilities. The title of the film is also called "There is always a hot sun". Homer walked out of the St. Cloud orphanage and finally realized that his whole world was just a corner of the real world. He left his familiar environment, he saw new things, Met new friends, and learned that there are more and more interesting professions than doctors, nurses, orphans, sawmillers and prostitutes, and jobs that he has never been exposed to. The new environment makes Homer I have a better understanding of the world. Continue to become talented and discover the rules of life, then escape from the rules, and then make rules. I also hope that I have more courage and strength to break and make some of my own rules.

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The Cider House Rules quotes

  • [Homer reads the actual Cider House Rules to the illiterate workers]

    Peaches: What do they think, go up to the roof to sleep? They must think we're crazy. They think we're dumb niggers, so we need some dumb rules, is what they think.

    Rose Rose: That's it? It don't mean nothin' at all. And all this time I been wonderin' about 'em.

    Arthur Rose: They outrageous, them rules. Who live in this cider house? Who grindin' up those apples, pressin' that cider, cleanin' up all this mess? Who just plain live here, just breathin' in that vinegar? Well, someone who don't live here made those rules. Those rules ain't for us. We are supposed to make our own rules. And we do. Every single day.

  • Homer Wells: I'm not a doctor. I haven't been to medical school; I haven't even been to high school.