"I have found my voice. Show me how to use it!" These are Shane's last happy thoughts at the end of the story, but I am not sure if this is as easy and simple in real life as in the film, especially here in our troubled and hypocrit called christian society (winners' leaders, what if Jesus comes again, and scares the whole gang to death? ;))... Most of people are constantly searching for their voice all their life, and maybe some of them can find that, but few of them are able to use it correctly. Most of these, let's call them lucky ones, can only shout and cry, because they want to become not losers but winners, but they can not speak from the heart, and this is why they never can touch others' soul, what means, in the end, they can never really find their voice. In fact they are not winners, but they are the real losers!
I wonder actually how many Shanes live among us.
When reading this, do you think you are one of them...? If so, I am sure you are an exceptionally lucky human. To tell the truth I'm afraid I am not this kind, even though I never complain, cry or roar - exception this sentence, of course. :) I don't know even how to recognise them. Probably when you meet a sort of smile or hug which calms you or at least brings you relief, you can have found one of them. If so, never leave them for a loud and tempting "winner"! In that case I say: Welcome to the heaven on earth! You need not chase angels any more! Why? Yes, this is an essential question, and here comes the answer: because one of them moved into you forever and you also became an angel! Just remember Shane's story! It's fucking simple - I mean only to say -, isn't it? ;)

Dear oDeeey, thanks for this experience indeed! :) ({) Sorry, I know these smilies are not too angelic, but come from my heart. :)