There is no hero, nor is it a hero; it is just persistence, the "stupid" persistence of a dream chaser. It's a true story, and yet it feels a little surreal to me. Have you ever been looked down upon by others for your weakness and lack of talent? After being questioned many times by others, we had to take the right path that others "guided" for us, and had to abandon the unreachable dreams we once had . . . We are back to reality. There is no doubt that what we do without talent is also right. . . FootBall is not the NBA, and Rudy is not Chris Paul. After all, there are very few Rudys, and there are very few Rudys that can be finally noticed by everyone. There are very few Rudys who can achieve "success"-the reason why the quotation marks are added to the success is indeed nothing compared to Rudy in rugby. Talented, and he's just a game-changer, coming off the bench for a few minutes with the help of his teammates, he's not the heroic pivot that we really expected to turn things around. . . However, this ending, while beyond my surprise, feels more real (perhaps the difference between real stories and fiction before). But although Rudy is not that kind of hero, he does show us the Courage of Superman, and it is this courage, this spirit, that infects the people around him, allows his teammates to find themselves, and indirectly also makes He fulfilled a dream he should not have had.
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