I'm kind of a person who always prefers a book more than its movie adaptation. Why? Because in the film, there are some irritating changes that some directors tend to say... "If you want the film to be exactly like the book, why don't you just read the book then?" So I tried not to expect things much from the movie if I had already read the book. Surprisingly, I just watched a recommended clip on my YouTube feed and was touched by its adaptation. Of course, there's no this part in the book. Plus, I have already watched it when I was younger but didn't understand the meaning. It's a graduation speech from Twilight Saga's Jessica Stanley (from Eclipse). Here we go:
"When we were five, they asked us what we wanted to be when we grew up.
Our answers were things like
or in my case, a princess.
When we were ten, they asked again.
We answered rock star, cowboy,
or in my case, gold medalist.
But now that we've grown up, they want a serious answer.
This isn't the time to make hard and fast decisions, this is the time to make mistakes.
Take the wrong train and get stuck somewhere.
Major in philosophy, because there’s no way to make a career out of that.
Change your mind and change it again because nothing is permanent.
So make as many mistakes as you can.
That way, someday, when they ask again what we want to be,