The classic part of the movie is the second half, the speech of the hero's mother.
Mary's speech to Parliament: "I deeply regret my lack of knowledge about homosexuality. Now I see that my education was only bigoted and dehumanized. If I had learned more, instead of being stereotyped —If I could have listened to my son attentively when he was honest with me, I would not be standing here today with remorse in my heart.” Mary’s sad but thought-provoking passage, which brings the film to life to the second orgasm. "I deeply regret my lack of knowledge about homosexuality. Now I understand that my education was only stubborn, prejudiced and inhuman. If I had learned more, instead of sticking to stereotypes - if I had When my son was honest with me, I was able to listen carefully to him, and I would not be standing here today with remorse in my heart. I believe that God was happy for Bobby's kindness and love.…In the end, I can't remedy the damage to him. Bobby jumped over a pedestrian barrier, jumped into a heavy truck and died instantly. That was not God's will. The real cause of Bobby's death was the indifference of his parents and their fear of homosexuality. Bobby Big wants to be a writer. His hopes and dreams should not be taken away, but we are taking them away. There are kids like Bobby sitting in your church who don't know you, but they listen, When you say Amen. They may soon stop praying and pray to God for understanding, acceptance, and your love. But your disgust, fear, and indifference to homosexuality will make them quit praying. So when you're in When you say Amen at home or in church, remember that a child is listening." Seeing this, my repeatedly wet eyes burst again. In the end, Mary threw herself into the gay rights movement without hesitation, "Bobby lost faith in love, I hope you don't". So far, Mary has transformed from a mother who hates homosexuality to a mother who understands homosexuality and defends the rights of homosexuality.
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