At the end, Vinnie said this: "Maybe it's better if we don't meet. The more we meet, the more I start to have extravagant hopes... You may also start to expect extravagantly... But dreams are dreams after all." Bobby: "I feel some feelings It will never go away, is that a good thing or a bad thing?" Then there is the loss of the two, the loneliness in the crowd... The end of the jazz sounded.
Like many stories say, many years later, they each lived the life they wanted, but without each other.
It's like someone gets together, separates, she gets married, he goes home, gets married and has kids, she goes to his place, he goes to her place... In the end, it's just like Vinnie and Bobby said.
The first half turns infinitely, it seems that I just saw some hope and then disillusioned, and suddenly there are signs of darkness and rain, and it is rainy; the second half seems to be rising and calm, but it can be noisy, and the more lonely it is... Everyone has become their own. the kind of person you like.
A sad American past. Maybe another name - from Hollywood to Manhattan.
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