Richard was a complete failure in his career, but as his grandfather said, he has his own career, and sticking to his own career is the most valuable. Although his grandfather leads an unhealthy life, he insists on his own outlook on life and values. Live out his true self; Dwayne really can't continue his dreams, but the phrase he said at the end "If I want to fly, I will naturally have a way to fly" can also make us feel his dedication to dreams; After anticipating that Olive's performance would not be successful, Shirley insisted on allowing Olive to perform on stage and let Olive be her true self...
Their goal may not be correct, but who can deny it. Their perseverance in pursuing the life they want. And this kind of persistence is what we "saw" people lack. In life, we often foresee the terrible ending, so we directly give up the struggle in the process. We don't even have the courage to stick to our dreams like the characters in the movie.
The meaning of life is not just a simple theory that can be measured. Everything is not only a result of winning or losing. No matter what happens, life must continue. And the most important thing is not the outcome of winning or losing, but whether we can persist in pursuing our ideals. It's like Frank told Dwayne about Proust's example-a loser in his lifetime, but what about it, you only have to do what you like, and you don't necessarily need the approval of others.
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