A scene that makes my nose sour

"When Randy out of the hospital after heart bypass surgery, is in a wheelchair, a little hesitant, after all, taken the pace of the sun from the shadows, behind the wheelchair man turned and disappeared with the wheelchair in the hospital."
This lens allows the nasal cavity The feeling inside penetrated directly into my heart, and at this moment Randy's final path was already clear. If we compare that hospital to a life where we need to compromise, wheelchairs and wheelchair men can be regarded as a job that keeps people alive until they become "an old broken down piece of meat". You can choose your own ending, or It is the superior, or it ends in the respect and worship of others. And Randy has made his own choice from that moment on, even if he was lost in the sun (the wrestling ring that will always belong to him) for a moment, but in the end he chose to live (or die) in the sun.

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