Better to have a font of money in middle age than when you're young. Middle age is the time when you'll need it and appreciate it." "I'll never appreciate it. I've been trained out of it. I don't want money. I want much more. I want what rarely happens. I want what people are afraid even to imagine." "Like what?" "Resurrection, redemption, love.
The dialogue reflects a profound perspective on the value of money at different life stages. One character emphasizes that having financial stability during middle age is crucial, as this is when individuals typically face various responsibilities and require resources. They believe that the appreciation for money grows with age, highlighting its practical importance in navigating life's challenges.
In contrast, another character expresses a deeper yearning that transcends material wealth. They articulate a desire for experiences and ideals that go beyond money, such as resurrection, redemption, and love—concepts that are often considered elusive or unattainable. This conversation presents a tension between the practical demands of life and the profound emotional aspirations that define human existence.
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