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This is a famous line delivered by the protagonist Choi Ik-hyun in the movie "Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time" (2012) as he yells at the police officers trying to arrest him. Choi Ik-hyun, a former corrupt customs official with no particular background, mobilizes every connection he has – family ties, school connections, and acquaintances – to survive, ruthlessly leveraging the bloodline-centric social network in Korea to build his power. This line humorously and starkly exposes the distorted reality of Korean society in the 1980s-90s, where personal 'connections' and 'friendships' took precedence over legitimate laws and procedures. It's a memorable scene that bitterly satirizes the 'connections-above-all' mentality in modern Korean history, through Choi Ik-hyun's clumsy boasting of his connections like medals and his attempt to borrow the power of authority when cornered.

Carpe Diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary. These are the famous words spoken by John Keating, the new literature teacher at the prestigious Welton Academy, as he showed the students old photos of former students in his first class. Mr. Keating taught the children, who were forced to conform to rigid rules and grades, to live in the present for themselves, not for the expectations of others, as humans who will one day face death. It is considered one of the greatest scenes in film history, resonating with the hearts of youths who only sought the right answers under pressure and teaching them how to become the masters of their own lives.

Maybe there are no good friends or bad friends... Maybe there are just friends People who will stand by you when you're hurt and won't let you be alone. Maybe they're worth being afraid for, worth hoping for, worth living for. Maybe worth dying for. No good friends. No bad friends. Just people, and the people you want and need to be with. This is a passage that comes to mind on a day I suddenly miss my friends.

"It's not your fault." These are the words spoken softly by psychology professor Sean Maguire to Will Hunting, a genius young man who had closed himself off due to childhood abuse and trauma. Sean reads the deep self-blame hidden behind Will's cynical defense mechanisms and quietly repeats this phrase while looking at him with sincerity. Initially trying to ignore it, Will finally bursts into tears, releasing pent-up emotions and freeing himself from old wounds and self-blame after hearing the repeated, heartfelt words. It's a deeply moving masterpiece that shows how true empathy and comfort can save a person's soul.

To me, who only ever acted spoiled - Looking at the blue sky and taking a deep breath, My heart feels at ease like the high sky. When did it come, the empty sky? A dragonfly Flies around clumsily, as if still half-asleep, buzzing, hmm. - IU, "Autumn Morning" Lyrics - These lyrics, filled with the scenery of a rural autumn, evoke a mix of nostalgia and pleasant feelings. The song sings about autumn mornings being a great happiness, and it always cheers me up when I listen to it 😊 The original song was covered by Yang Hee-eun.

So I'm clearing all the quests today.

We will find a way. We always have. In the near future, facing climate change and food shortages that threaten humanity's extinction, former pilot Cooper takes on a perilous mission to travel beyond space and time to find a new planet, in order to save his beloved family and humankind. This single line, spoken as he parts with his beloved daughter, represents humanity's indomitable will to seek new hope, refusing to be bound by the limitations of a ravaged Earth. It's a breathtakingly powerful quote, filled with the firm belief that even in the despair of the vastness of space, humanity will ultimately find a way through its wisdom and love.

Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. This is a famous line that Forrest's mother told him when he was young, with an IQ of 75 on the borderline, to teach him how to approach the world and life. His mother wanted her son, who was different from others, to not be discouraged by the world's prejudice and to embrace the future with anticipation rather than fear. This single phrase, urging him to embrace the unpredictable nature of life with purity, just like a box of chocolates with unknown flavors, became a massive driving force for Forrest to overcome numerous limitations and achieve a miraculous life.

"Remember, hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies." This is a famous line from a letter Andy Dufresne, who was wrongly convicted and imprisoned for a long time, left for his friend Red in the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994). Red, who had become accustomed to the brutal prison system where even hope turns into despair, lived with his heart closed, saying, "Hope is a dangerous thing. It can drive a man insane." However, even in the dark prison, Andy played music, built a library, and constantly refused to give up on his dignity and hope for life. Andy, who eventually succeeded in escaping, delivers this letter to Red, who was wandering in the harsh world after his release. This single sentence moves Red's heart, who had lived under the shadow of prison his whole life, becoming a great milestone that leads him to cross borders towards hope instead of giving up on life.

"Just knowing there's someone who will hold your hand and tell you it's okay is enough to keep living." This is a line of comfort spoken by the protagonist Park Dong-hoon to Lee Ji-an in the tvN drama "My Mister" (2018), who was enduring life's hardships and burdens alone. Ji-an, who had lived a harsh life and couldn't open her heart to anyone, was living in despair, feeling trapped. However, by meeting Dong-hoon, an adult figure who silently stood by her side and quietly said "It's okay" in any situation, she finally found hope in life. This is a memorable scene that reminds us of the truth that even without special solutions or grand opportunities for success, humans gain the strength to stand up again if they have just one person who becomes their ally and walks with them. It's a line that deeply resonates when life feels overwhelming.