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Come on, he needs an antagonist. Like a False Love Interest. And introduce the True Love Interest earlier. And she inspires him, not the other way round. She overcame her armlessness to become a famous orchestra conductor.
Losing his legs has to mean something. Like maybe he was a Kung Fu guy or something. And when he loses his legs, he loses the heart of his girl, the False Love Interest. The legs stand for love! So when he wins the heart of the True Love Interest, he gets his "legs" back! Except he doesn't have legs, just a girl with no arms. But it's symbolic and it will make menopausal women cry.
Step away from the DVD player.
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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.