They could not give people what they wanted, if there were no people there to receive the gift
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In "Funny Girl" by Nick Hornby, the narrative explores the challenges faced by individuals trying to share their talents and gifts with an audience that may not exist. The quote reflects the idea that without an audience or community, the offerings of individuals become meaningless. It emphasizes the importance of connection and recognition in the arts, suggesting that creators cannot fully realize their potential without an audience to appreciate their work.
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