Try asking yourself:
Can you give your life for the one you love? Can you change the life of the girl you love by making her understand the true meaning of life? Can you show no obscenity in front of Lucy's naked body? Can you be unafraid of Hawley's tyranny? As a penniless poor boy, can you frankly and confidently explain the meaning of your life to a group of condescending aristocrats in a graceful and luxurious restaurant? Perhaps this is the difference between a noble soul and a mediocre soul!
Jack is like a boy. He is pure, kind, optimistic and open-minded. Compared with the gloomy men in real life, he is more like an angel. He can bring sunshine and infect others wherever he goes. He has been alone since he was a child. In fact, he has long been aware of the coldness of human relationships and the coldness of the world, but it is these hardships that have sharpened his will and refined his soul.
Jack is a real man. He saved the people he loves in the face of disasters. He is so brave, wise, selfless and optimistic, so that the woman he loves has a beautiful life. There is no doubt that Lucy is the luckiest woman in the world.
Remember this man who told jokes to Lucy in the bitter cold sea, encouraged her to live, with the warmth of his breath and Lucy's hands, he spent the last moment of his life loving his lover until he sinking peacefully into the sea, freezing him and his love
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