2. Most people still focus on results. Whether it's a wine merchant or Leonie. So the long journey only makes sense for yourself. To put it another way, as Sartre said, "others are hell", we try to tell others, believe in me and I will get better, but others won't believe an empty promise, unless it turns out that you do get better. And the whole process of your getting better, that perfect sense of smell - "an angel's share" only you know.
3. You must have a good wife to be successful. In short, a good wife must not only be tolerant, kind, trusting, but also courageous. Without a son, the protagonist may still be fighting in court. Without believing in myself again and again, the protagonist should have gone to London long ago. Such a strong and courageous woman is definitely a part of an angel.
4. Harry didn't mention it, it was really warm to see the ending. In the opening part of the film, it still makes people believe that good people have good rewards.
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