The big boy Augustine in the play is undoubtedly the most attractive character in the play. He is terminally ill and is afraid that he will be forgotten after his death. He tries to help his buddy Isaac, who lost his girlfriend because of the removal of his eyeballs. He let Isaac smash his trophy out of anger. Since the amputation operation, he can no longer be a sports boy like before. He has said goodbye to his past and accepts his current self. Those past achievements are nothing, and others can't remember it because of it, so let the buddy smash it .
What's the point of being remembered? It's enough to be remembered by the people you love. Isn't this the meaning of life? The memorial service is not held for the dead, but for the living to let them remember the dead.
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