love, change destiny

Monte 2022-04-21 09:03:51

Two people who both failed in their lives met at a certain period of time, told each other about their annoyances, let go of their guard, opened their hearts, and a relationship grew slowly. Although there is no young people's passion for love in the whole play, the implicit feeling can give people more peace and aftertaste.
When we open our hearts and truly fall in love with a person, you will be very cordial and comfortable with him, as easy as getting along with close family members, and even more intimate and warm, you will naturally trust and rely on him instead of You will feel tense and restrained, you will feel very close with him, you don’t have to be afraid of failure, you don’t have to worry that your ugly state will be made fun of, and you are willing and able to tolerate each other’s shortcomings. This is the power of love.
With love, it gives two people who have failed in life the courage to rewrite their own destiny, let go of many unsatisfactory things in life, and bravely choose a happy future. With love, all the dark clouds dissipate, and good luck comes naturally.
I like Kate, the heroine in the play. She expresses the inner world of some older and excellent old girls to the fullest: living a peaceful life with helplessness and failure, longing for love but not extravagant, - indifferent and strong

View more about Last Chance Harvey reviews

Extended Reading

Last Chance Harvey quotes

  • Kate Walker: [answers phone] Hello, Mum.

    Maggie: What are you wearing?

    Kate Walker: Purple dungarees.

    Maggie: Oh, you're not.

    Kate Walker: No, not really. I'm wearing a miniskirt and a boob tube. They're totally back in.

    Maggie: Oh, you're just being silly.

    [Kate laughs]

    Maggie: Now, don't be nervous. Just be yourself.

    [peeks out the window watching the bizarre neighbor]

    Kate Walker: Yes, thanks for the advice.

    Maggie: Oh, listen. I've been thinking about Greece.

    Kate Walker: Yeah. Okay. Well, can we talk about that later?

    [crosses the street]

    Kate Walker: All right. Bye!

    Maggie: Bye.

    [hangs up phone and continues to watch the neighbor. He waves]

  • Kate Walker: I had a lovely time, Harvey, and I like you - I really do. But you know, I don't really do fountains at noon either. I mean, I live in - Well, I live in Wilton Greens, and you live wherever you...

    Harvey Shine: I live in White Plains.

    Kate Walker: Exactly. And Monday morning, life kicks in, and we're not teenagers. Got a life and our jobs and our family and everything, and I had a lovely time. I won't forget it. Thank you. But...

    Harvey Shine: What?

    Kate Walker: Well, it's not, you know, real life.

    Harvey Shine: It is.

    Kate Walker: No, it isn't, Harvey.

    Harvey Shine: It is.

    Kate Walker: No, it's not, Harvey.

    Harvey Shine: No, it is real life. It's real life for me.

    Kate Walker: No, no. I know. I know. But it's not just about you, is it? It's about me, as well. You don't know anything about me. Look at me. I mean, it's pathetic. I actually expected you not to show. In fact, I think I actually almost wanted you not to show because it's just sort of easier that way. You know, you just dive in there. You just whoosh anywhere. It's the deep end and I'm not a bloody swimming pool, Harvey, and I'm not - I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it because it'll hurt. Sometime or other there'll be, you know, it's not working, or I need my space, or whatever it is and it will end, and it will hurt, and I won't do it. I won't do it, and I won't...

    [walks away crying]