This game has nothing to do with competition, just to show that there are many sources of happiness. The joy of the naughty little boy who called the curtain call was sure to be obtained by himself, but the joy of the nervous Chinese father was stolen from his son. Akeelah's first joy also came from pure victory, and then from thorough growth. A game of Scrabble inspired family love, mentoring love, friend love, neighbor love, until the ultimate rivalry love allowed the game to miraculously surpass the competition itself.
Let any result become an accessory of happiness. American values always tell that winning is not the goal, but happiness.
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