In a movie of more than 90 minutes, when the male protagonist actually started for more than 70 minutes, I was in awe - Hey, did I secretly blame him for "why didn't he do it" before?
When he actually ran out to meet people, I actually cried for him, and I was relieved. But it's not over yet, these people are not the ones who can save him, they can't stop, they have to run.
Alas, we are all people who believe that sticking to what you believe will lead to success. Aaron eventually had a son and continued climbing with one arm. Outside magazine also mentioned some people climbing with prosthetic limbs (legs), and I was moved every time.
Well, fairy tales have always taught me this: Perseverance is victory.
Others, don't think too much!
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