out there there is nothing but possibilities.
you always said you will never come back, like you always said: "I'll never leave." and now you are here.
There is nothing noble in failure.
We got something special. We bleed the same.
so that is that.
--- come on i love that boy.
--- Either be in his life or don't.
you had to put me in that position. you are priceless.
you want to know why it doesn't bother me? All right, let me tell you something. When my father gave this place to me years ago, i used to dream about these girls, every night. Dreams, all kinds of dreams. But then I saw them come back after graduation. They come to homecomings, ball games, they sit at the same tables, eat the same food. And I looked at them and I noticed, they dont stay like this. None of them. They put on years and pounds, wrinkles. And I got one like that at home. So. And we can talk to each other. I know her and I always know her.
This is what it is.
As bad as it may have been for you, it is worse for me.
Actually nothing. dont tell me anything. because you are just gonna say whatever you think I need to hear and then you are gonna do whatever you want anyway.
--- I am sorry to hear that.
--- But not sorry enough to do something about it.
--- are you really gonna make us walk out of your life?
--- you are making the choice. not me.
She is a good one. Pure, like gold, rare.
When you meet a good one, you dont want to fuck it up.
The end of the movie seems to deliberately leave a suspense for everyone, guessing whether Ben goes left or right. Going to the left is not the end of time and returning to the original, but a helpless compromise to real life; going to the right is not ambitious and insisting on being yourself, but the belief that has long been corrupted is suspended in the body that has not yet aged. No matter how you choose, you are a lonely person who seems to love noise, lively, fear of aging, and immaturity. He has the oldest heart.
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